The WNBA announced it could not substantiate any reports of racism during the season-opening game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky.

The WNBA players union opted out of the current collective bargaining agreement in October. The current CBA will still cover the 2025 season, so the two sides have a year to negotiate a new agreement.

USA Today stood by Brennan, who is writing a book about Clark. The post WNBA Union Calls for Writer’s Credentials to Be Stripped appeared first on Front Office Sports.

WNBA players' union head Terri Jackson is concerned the league is being undervalued with its $2.2-billion media rights deals negotiated by the NBA.

Thanks in part to players like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, the WNBA has seen major growth. The players’ union opted out of the collective-bargaining agreement on Monday.

WNBA investigating alleged 'hateful' comments from fans during Fever vs. Sky on opening weekend The Fever issued a statement saying they are 'working closely' with the league on the matter ...

On the heels of a landmark season, WNBA players are expected to focus on salaries and long-term benefits such as pensions in their negotiations.

Author Christine Brennan gives a behind-the-scenes look at a controversy that enveloped the WNBA during its most high-profile ...

The WNBA is set to rake in more than $2 billion over the next decade-plus under its new media rights deal, but the players’ union isn’t stopping there. In a statement provided to the ...

The unions’ statement comes amid widespread immigration raids ordered by President Donald Trump and his administration. Trump has vowed to reach record-level deportations.

The WNBA started an investigation into alleged "hateful comments" made during the Indiana Fever's win over the Chicago Sky on Saturday afternoon.

The executive director of the WNBA players’ union is concerned the league is being undervalued with the $2.2 billion over 11 years it will receive as part of the NBA’s recently approved media ...