Women's sports are gaining momentum nationwide, and Dallas city leaders are investing millions to keep that momentum going. With the WNBA's Dallas Wings set to relocate, the city is moving quickly to ensure top-tier facilities are ready -- though the timeline has shifted.

Tyasha Harris is day-to-day with a knee injury she suffered in Wednesday’s Dallas Wings victory over the Connecticut Sun. Harris, who has averaged 16.4 minutes off the bench for the wings this season, played just 8 minutes in Tuesday’s contest before exiting the game.

The WNBA is known for being a relatively close-knit league, and that was proven perfectly by those playing in the Wings and Sun's faceoff.

The Dallas City Council approved $5.5 million for architectural and design services for a practice facility as part of the WNBA's Dallas Wings relocation to the city of Dallas next year. The approval came with a myriad of questions from council members on why the voting item did not include a stated location until a meeting set in two weeks.

Both Tina Charles and Paige Bueckers played for the Huskies, with the former suiting up for the legendary program from 2006 to 2010. Sure enough, despite being decades apart in their time in UConn, the Huskies connection and sisterhood remain strong.

Allisha Gray accomplished a historic career milestone in the Atlanta Dream's latest win against the Los Angeles Sparks.

Find out the current odds for Paige Bueckers to win the WNBA MVP award, with stats, insights, player props and betting tips.

The Dallas Wings were previously set to move to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in time for the 2026 WNBA season. Filings now show that won't happen.