The Latest Breaking News from Seattle Storm

The WNBA's single-season scoring record holder will continue to call Seattle home for the next several seasons.

“Every person wants to play in their hometown, whether it’s playing there for college, whatever it is.” said Loyd, who played high school ball at Niles West. “There’s always a different feel. . . . At the same time, I’ve only known the Seattle Storm my whole [WNBA career].’’

The two-time champion has spent her entire career with the Seattle Storm, but her social media posts point to a possible departure.

Listing the top-15 WNBA free agents.

Former Opal and WNBA star Tully Bevilaqua wants to help build something from the ground up in New Zealand's new-look Women's National Basketball League.

After a stunning season in the WNBA, Ezi Magbegor has emerged as a true force on the world basketball stage, so could she be the shining star of the Opals' World Cup campaign?

Aces point guard and WNBA Finals MVP Chelsea Gray knew exactly what her immediate future entailed after Sunday’s victory over the Connecticut Sun. She was going to take pictures with her team and celebrate the Aces’ first championship.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Aces forward A’ja Wilson and guard Kelsey Plum were named to the All-WNBA first team Thursday.

LAS VEGAS — Aces star A’ja Wilson was named the WNBA’s MVP on Wednesday, edging Seattle Storm forward Breanna Stewart to win the award for the second time in three years.