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Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, a stalwart of the Liberty since 2021 who was a key component in their 2024 title run, was waived Thursday.

Fever guard Caitlin Clark said Thursday that it is up to individuals to "speak when you feel like you want to speak" and that she is "trying to navigate life" as a 24-year-old.

USA Basketball's long-awaited youth movement is here, as Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese and Aliyah Boston will make their first USA appearances at a major international competition next month at the FIBA World Cup in Germany.

Seven teams look like WNBA playoff locks. Here's how the Mystics, Sparks, Mercury, Sky, Fire or Tempo could be No. 8.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said Wednesday that she wants the focus to return to basketball after her comments on transgender athletes sparked heated national debate, three rallies and social media reaction all the way to the White House.

A'ja Wilson is the clear WNBA MVP front-runner, but four other players, including a rookie, should receive votes.

The Cleveland Sirens unveiled their new logo and branding for the expansion team that will join the WNBA in 2028.

After meeting in an offensive showcase, Minnesota and Indiana rank 1-2. Las Vegas rounds out the top three.

Five-time WNBA All-Star Kelsey Plum, traded from the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday night, scored 20 points in her Phoenix debut, helping the Mercury to defeat the Chicago Sky 106-101 on Monday night at Wintrust Arena.

Kelsey Plum said she felt caught in the Spider-Man "multiverse" as she was introduced as the newest member of the Mercury on Monday evening in Chicago, saying it feels as though she's operating in a few different dimensions at once.