Twelve years after the sale of Detroit's WNBA franchise, Women's Basketball League Inc. president and founder Ryan Reed ...

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Tilman Fertitta, the owner of the Houston Rockets, has also submitted a bid to the WNBA for an expansion team, a spokesperson ...

The Charlotte Sting, one of the WNBA's founding franchises in its 1997 inaugural season, operated as the women's basketball ...

During its nearly 30 years the Christian rock band Skillet has deftly straddled the line between secular and spiritual, ...

Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas are set to produce and star in a holiday film, tentatively titled "The Jonas Brothers Christmas ...

The WNBA has filed a trade application for the Charlotte Sting, which was the name of the team previously in Charlotte from 1997-2007. It was one of the league’s original eight teams.

Throughout the league’s history, there have been many changes to the teams, including expansion and relocations. In 2025, the league will welcome its 13 th team, the Golden State Valkyries, as part of ...

In the midst of a period where attendance and popularity are constantly rising, the WNBA is using this opportunity to expand.

The six teams that are now defunct are Charlotte Sting (1997-2007), Cleveland Rockers (1997-2003), Houston Comets (1997-2008), Miami Sol (2000-02), Portland Fire (2000-02), and Sacramento Monarchs ...

This move is part of a broader initiative that includes trademark filings for several other defunct original franchises: the Cleveland Rockers, Miami Sol, Houston Comets, and Detroit Shock.