Dallas Wings forward Maddy Siegrist is recovering from a right knee injury that won’t require surgery but will keep her out ...

Arike Ogunbowale scored 26 points and Paige Bueckers had her second strong game after missing four, scoring 16 points for the Wings (1-11). DiJonai Carrington added 15 points and Luisa Geiselsoder had ...

On Father's Day weekend take your loved one to East Main Street in downtown Louisville for a car extravaganza on Whiskey Row ...

Jackie Young scored 28 points, including 8-for-8 shooting on free throws in a game-closing 17-2 run, to lead the Las Vegas Aces to an 88-84 win over the Dallas to hand the struggling Wings their ...

The Dallas Wings (1-11) forced nine straight turnovers and started the second half on a 22-2 run on Friday, but not even climbing up that hill was enough to secure their second win of the season ...

landing slightly closed to the plate. His hand load is fairly deep and his swing looks a little long, which might eventually portend issues with high end velocity although he has good bat speed ...

A bat squeaks as its wings are swabbed for samples ... In 2010, the cave was closed by ministerial order as the threat of infection escalated. The hope is that white-nose syndrome, when it ...

Marcelo Mayer scratched across a couple of runs in the top of the ninth for the visitors with a two-RBI double to left field, but the deficit was too much to overcome as the Red Wings closed out ...

While Graciela Ángeles Carreño is an outspoken proponent of sustainable mezcal production, Lalo, a bit more radical, has gone even further, creating a closed ... a riot of bat wings flutter ...

However, new research finds that, despite these seasonal shifts, forest management efforts are supporting healthy bat populations ... feed efficiently but dense, closed-canopy areas with thick ...

The powerful arms of these gliding creatures evolved into wings over time ... and the weight of the bat's body keeps the talons closed," Pavuk said. In other words, bats spend minimal energy ...

More than 160 million years ago, the forests of ancient China were home to a bizarre predator: a tiny dinosaur that glided from tree to tree with leathery, bat-like wings. The newfound fossil ...