Chelsea Gray keeps winning trophies, with the Aces guard capturing an Unrivaled title and a $200,000 prize.

Raiders and Aces owner Mark Davis and three key UNLV athletics alumni are among the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame inductees for the class of 2026.

Raiders president Sandra Douglass Morgan and Aces president Nikki Fargas have a lot in common. Both are striving for the winning recipe with their organizations.

The WNBA announced its 2026 schedule Wednesday. The Las Vegas Aces, who have won three of the past four titles, will open May 9 against the Phoenix Mercury.

The Las Vegas Aces defeated the Phoenix Mercury for their third WNBA title in four years. They will open their season against them May 9 at T-Mobile Arena.

Here’s everything you need to know about the status of negotiations between the WNBA and the players’ association and how the Aces’ offseason might be impacted.

Review-Journal Golden Knights reporter Danny Webster reflects on his favorite stories from 2025, a year during which he also covered the Aces’ 4-game sweep in the WNBA Finals.

A lawsuit filed by former Aces forward Dearica Hamby against the team was mutually dismissed Thursday, according to court records.

She is only the fifth basketball player to be honored as the Female Athlete of the Year since it was first presented in 1931.

Aces star forward A’ja Wilson was named Time magazine’s athlete of the year after leading her team to its third WNBA championship in four years this season.

Loyd announced her decision on social media on Tuesday, a day after former WNBA MVP Jonquel Jones said she’d play in the fledgling league that offers players high salaries and an equity stake.

The WNBA and its players agreed to an extension on the collective bargaining agreement, but a deal between the league and players doesn’t appear to be imminent.

Aces president Nikki Fargas spoke with the Review-Journal after the team won its third WNBA championship in four years to discuss the season and the future.

The Aces gave their roster a facelift during the offseason and again at the trade deadline. The result was their third WNBA championship in four seasons.

It’s not just Becky Hammon’s coaching skill that sets her apart. It’s her ability to build relationships with her Aces players and pull the best out of everyone.

There’s something magical about seeing hair flying during plays, the rhythm of sneakers on the hardwood, and the energy of a league of women who know exactly who they are — and aren’t afraid to show it.

The Aces have entered the debate as the best dynasty in WNBA history with their third title in four years, but the other franchises don’t hold up under scrutiny.