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The WNBA is back and celebrating its silver anniversary. It was a busy offseason for the longest running women’s professional sports league that will tipoff its 25th season Friday night.

The WNBA hopes to be back in home arenas for its 25th season this summer The league announced a series of plans for the anniversary season.

One of El Paso’s own continues to make a name for herself across the WNBA, and now her team has thanked her with a multiyear extension during the offseason.

The Irvin high school grad and former Miner basketball legend found herself back in the Sun City on a hiatus from competitive basketball like she never experienced before.

The WNBA has postponed the start of its season because of the coronavirus pandemic. There is no indication when play would begin.

Mental health experts who were supposed to be available to help American athletes at the Tokyo Olympics are being asked to start working now.

The WNBA's playoff bracket is set on the final day of the regular season. Washington, Connecticut and Los Angeles had already sealed up the top-three playoff spots.

After the 2015 season with the Washington Mystics, UTEP and Irvin High School alumna Kayla Thornton was waived and without a job in the WNBA. She was cut from the San Antonio Stars training camp with a foot injury and didn’t play all of the 2016 season...

Former UTEP Miners star forward Kayla Thornton is back in the WNBA with the Dallas Wings.

Connecticut forward Chiney Ogwumike is the WNBA rookie of the year.