The Indiana Fever are having their best year in franchise history. Despite starting the 2026 WNBA season at 5-5, they now hold a 26-14 record. Head coach Stephanie White has an array of talent that can help lead the Fever to a championship.

The Minnesota Lynx are already looking ahead to the WNBA playoffs after putting together another dominant regular season. Minnesota enters the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup

Indiana Fever veteran Monique Billings is keeping busy amid the WNBA season.

Sophie Cunningham stepped away from the Indiana Fever spotlight to deliver a fiery message to the school where she became a star.

On Thursday night, for the fourth time this season, the Indiana Fever played without their star, Caitlin Clark. And for the fourth time this season, the Fever came out victorious. Spearheaded by Kelsey Mitchell’s 29-point outburst and game-winning layup ...

Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham have helped the Indiana Fever to a 26-14 record on the 2026 season, entering the WNBA break with a 111-91 win over the Connecticut Sun. Now, sitting in fifth place in the league standings,

The WNBA Playoffs are looming, but it will be a while before Indiana Fever fans see their team take the court again. The league is taking a three-week break so its top players can represent their countries at the FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin.

Royce White attended an Indiana Fever game in a blonde wig as part of his public campaign to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft as a transgender woman.

While Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston chase gold with Team USA, two other Fever players are strengthening their connection with Indianapolis.