Angel Reese gave major glam for her Shea Moisture promo, one of her latest endorsement deals in a long line of plenty.

Yet, in Voepel's latest WNBA Mock Draft, the women's basketball expert is projecting the Sky to select South Carolina's Sania ...

The Chicago Sky are heading into the 2025 WNBA Draft with a goal of picking the perfect players to surround their young core.

The WNBA is kicking off its first-ever Rivals Week during the 2025 season set to start on Aug. 9. And, to no one's surprise, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will face Angel Reese and the Chicago ...

Other games will include two between New York and Minnesota in a WNBA Finals rematch; a matchup of projected No. 1 draft pick Paige Bueckers and Dallas against Clark’s Fever; and Atlanta’s Brittney ...

The Sky, though, figure to focus on the backcourt in the first round of a draft that will see Miller draft UConn guard Paige ...

The third week of the NWSL season, on the surface, didn't quite provide the thrills and wild moments that often characterize the league. "NWSL After Dark" has been drained of all meaning ...

Reese’s outfit delivered a mob wife aesthetic with a brown set over a longline sleeveless fur coat. The WNBA star’s look for the day perfectly complemented her dark brown pointy heels and woven ...

Reese rocked a white Cross Keys jacket, featuring custom Karl Kani sewn logo patch details, creating a bold yet casual statement. She paired it with maroon loose-fitting pants and matching maroon ...

That foundation will matter more than ever as the Sky look to take the next step in developing its young core — a group that includes one of the league's brightest rising stars, Angel Reese.

Tipoff for both is 7 p.m. The news came Thursday when the WNBA released its national-TV schedule, which includes all five games between the Sky’s Angel Reese and the Fever’s Caitlin Clark.

One of Tesla's earliest investors has told Sky News that Elon Musk should step aside as the carmaker's chief executive unless he gives up his new government job. Ross Gerber said in an interview ...