WNBA NewsFriday, Jul 24, 2026

Caitlin Clark skipped the WNBA Orange Carpet on Thursday, opting to get her hair done in her hometown of Des Moines.

Here's how much All-Star weekend participants will bring home.

The WNBA All-Star Game is staying right in the Midwest.

Minnesota Lynx guard Courtney Williams and Seattle Storm guard Natisha Hiedeman are part of the WNBA All-Star Weekend.

Caitlin Clark is now just one technical foul away from suspension after receiving her seventh in the Fever’s most recent 123-88 blowout win over the Connecticut Sun. Many would argue that several of these technicals have been questionable, based on the actions that prompted them.

Former WNBA player Stacey Dales is looking forward to the Lynx's performances this season following Napheesa Collier's return from injury.

The WNBA All-Star break is officially here, which makes it a perfect time to check in on the state of the league.

After winning two consecutive games, Breanna Stewart said the Liberty (15-12) have reached smooth air.

Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum is optimistic about her situation despite not being able to play since last month.

While Sophie Cunningham is making headlines for her comments, what she has done on the court for the Indiana Fever also deserves shine.

After the Atlanta Dream snapped their two-game winning streak, the Chicago Sky looked like they may finally get their 10th win of the season against the New York Liberty. With less than a minute on the clock, the Sky were 8 points ahead of the Liberty when Sabrina Ionescu decided to spoil their party.

USA Today columnist Nancy Armour is well aware of the outrage she caused this week when she released an opinion piece on Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark. The story that Armour published was supposed to focus on Clark's antics on the court. Armour claims the former No. 1 pick's history of flopping ...