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Storm rookie standout Flau’jae Johnson normally doesn’t get giddy around celebrities, but meeting J. Cole was different.
The Phoenix Mercury are buzzing with optimism after acquiring former Washington Huskies star Kelsey Plum in a blockbuster trade.
The Storm will be without Awa Fam on Sunday vs. the Sparks. The rookie forward has left to practice with Spain's national team before the...
Natisha Hiedeman is a connector on the court and in the community, and the most recent example is “Run Budz,” a run club built by...
Eight-time All-WNBA forward Nneka Ogwumike, who is back with the Sparks after two years in Seattle, says she is retiring after this season, her 15th.
At least three fans were asked by WNBA security to cover shirts that had messages about transgender women participating in women’s sports during recent a...
For the second time this season, and the first in WNBA history, the Storm have a double-digit losing streak following a 92-86 defeat against the...
A crowd of supporters and critics of Indiana guard Sophie Cunningham’s stance on transgender participation in women’s sports gathered around and inside Target Center as...
WNBA star Brittney Griner and her wife, Cherelle Griner, are ending their eight-year marriage.
The WNBA has deleted a social media post that appears to show two of its star players making a $400 bet with each other on...
The WNBA suspended Storm minority co-owner Celeste Keaton and fined the team an undisclosed amount following an incident during Tuesday’s game.
The Storm issued an apology after minority owner Celeste Keaton reportedly confronted two fans who support Sophie Cunningham's views on transgender athletes.
Caitlin Clark turned her only trip to Seattle this season into another showcase with 32 points in a 105-95 Fever win over the Storm.
Lynx star Napheesa Collier made her season debut and had 24 points and 10 rebounds as Minnesota sent the Storm into the WNBA All-Star break...
Led by 26 points from rookie Flau'jae Johnson, the Storm took the Lynx, who hold the WNBA's best record, down to the wire Monday night.
