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The Seattle Storm acquired guard Lexie Brown and a 2025 third-round pick for two second-round draft picks. In the trade, announced Friday, the Sparks received the No. 21 overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft in April,

The flurry of trades and signings in free agency has fans itching for the WNBA season to tip off. Breaking down who had the best and worst offseason.

Brothers Ron and Russell Mael will release their follow-up to 2023’s The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte via Transgressive Records

New police department equipment, updates on a key highway project, and a new dog park, all overshadowed by an anticipated $12 million budget deficit for the cit

Payton Sparks scored 18 points to help Ball State defeat Buffalo 80-66 on Saturday. Sparks added eight rebounds for the Cardinals (14-13, 7-7 Mid-American Conference). Mickey Pearson Jr. scored 14 points and added seven rebounds.

Los Angeles Sparks star Rickea Jackson got real on the key to winning the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game in a viral postgame interview

One of the sport's biggest stars is second-year Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink. Brink was the second pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, taken after Caitlin Clark. RELATED: Caitlin Clark's declined invite forced NBA to scrap big All-Star Weekend plans Brink's rookie season was cut short when she suffered a knee injury that would sideline her after 15 games.

Three days ago, the Storm were short on guards. Now, they have three after trading draft picks to the Sparks for Lexie Brown.

The blockbuster trade for All-Star guard Kelsey Plum may have been the offseason move that garnered the most attention for the Los Angeles Sparks, but the team still had a few other strong moves in free agency.

Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson projects $12 million deficit in 2026 in state of the city address on Monday. Lawson said cuts and layoffs are to come.

The Los Angeles Sparks announced Thursday the signing of former first-round draft pick center Maria Kliundikova (formerly Maria Vadeeva), known as “Masha,” whose rights the organization had retained.