Shannon Ryan

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Shannon Ryan

Stephanie White should have been solely talking about the surging Indiana Fever claiming a spot in the prestigious Commissioner’s Cup finals. The Fever coach’s postgame comments should have been fawning over Caitlin Clark’s performance in her two games back from an injury, sparking the Fever to back-to-back wins with a combined 52 points and 11 3-pointers. Instead, the aftermath of the Fever’s victory over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday was a focused frustration about WNBA officiating. Rightly so.

2 months ago | kesq.com | Chaz Miller |Shannon Ryan

By Chaz Miller and Shannon RyanClick here for updates on this story HOUSTON, Texas ( KTRK) - Crews are battling a large building fire in northwest Harris County that ignited Thursday morning. The three-alarm fire is happening at a warehouse on McAllister Road near Dacoma Street. At about 8:30 a.m., SkyEye was above the scene, where large plumes of smoke could be seen from Highway 290. Eyewitness News spoke with Ben Riddle, who works across the street at North Side Electric Motors.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Daniel Shirley |Shannon Ryan

By The AthleticIt is the second straight season the event will be open to the public, and all eyes will be on Paige Bueckers, as the UConn star and newly crowned national champion is expected to be selected first by the Dallas Wings. Join us as we begin counting down to the Draft and remember that you can get involved at any time by emailing [email protected].

2 months ago | kesq.com | Shannon Ryan

By Shannon RyanClick here for updates on this story HOUSTON, Texas ( KTRK) - Cycling advocates held a "funeral" for protected bike lanes along Austin Street in Midtown on Sunday morning. Some cyclists lay down pretending to be deceased as part of the demonstration. The macabre gesture was intended to demonstrate how they feel the City's latest decision to remove the bike lane protections will impact public safety. "The community wants this bike lane.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Shannon Ryan

TAMPA, Fla. - Sunday's national championship is a head-on collision between the undisputed heavyweights in women's basketball. The programs are defined by their coaches. In one corner, South Carolina's Dawn Staley, who is 3-0 in championship games. In the other, is UConn's Geno Auriemma, who is 11-1 in title bouts. Interestingly enough, the only championship loss on his resume was delivered by Staley's Gamecocks in 2022.