The Supreme Court will take up cases involving laws in Idaho and West Virginia that prohibit transgender athletes from participating in girls' and women's sports.

News spoke with Professor John Taylor from West Virginia University on the possible implications this case may have.

The Alma Grace McDonough Center was filled with optimism on Tuesday as the countdown to the fall sports season begins on the ...

The court took up a pair of cases about state laws in Idaho and West Virginia that ban people assigned male at birth from ...

Camp instructors hope the young women will leave with the confidence that they can have a future in the industry.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from female athletes challenging males in women's sports, as they advocate for ...

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The Basketball Tournament — set to tip-off in the Mountain State this evening, both West Virginia and Marshall University’s participating squads have solidified ...

To Athletic Director Wren Baker this weekend was one of triumph and it had far less to do with Best Virginia than it did with West Virginia University. While the state’s sports fans were focused on ...

The court is diving into the hot button issue of transgender athletes joining female sports teams. More than half the states have bans.