Fever fans welcome a new $78 million performance facility, one of the first in the WNBA. But others question how the ...

Of course, Caitlin Clark supports another Indianapolis women's pro sports team. Clark and her boyfriend ... Ignite hosted Grand Rapids. The Indiana Fever star has immersed herself in the city ...

It was evident by how the Fever's season played out. The team started the season 1-8 before finishing the year on a 20-10 run to go 20-20. Clark's budding chemistry with teammates Aliyah Boston ...

a West Michigan school and local businesses are showing their support for the team. Le Bon Macaron in Grand Rapids is getting hundreds of orders for its Lions-themed treats. The store says sales ...

Caitlin Clark and her Indiana Fever teammates can look forward to a new practice facility in the years to come. The WNBA team announced this week that it will build a $78 million facility ...

The Ed Smith Stadium Box Office and Team Store will be open for in-person sales beginning Tuesday at 10 a.m. The box office and team store will remain open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 ...

The three-story, 108,000 square foot facility will feature two full-size basketball courts and a new team store for Fever merchandise. It will be the fourth exclusive practice facility in the WNBA.

Indianapolis is betting big on women's sports, and with the Indiana Fever leading the charge, the city is proving it's more than ready to deliver.

Indianapolis professional womens basketball team, the Indiana Fever, announced plans on Thursday to build a $78 million ...

Will WNBA All-Star re-sign with Indiana Fever? Mitchell, the No. 2 pick in 2018, has played for Indiana her entire seven-year career. She was the team’s leading scorer in five of those seasons ...

The Fever will move their store to the new facility ... the ultimate player experience and we can’t wait for our team to reap the benefits of having an exclusive and unparalleled facility ...

“We are excited to partner with Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett to identify the perfect location for the Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center,” Pacers Sports and Entertainment owner Herb Simon said.