The Latest on Chauncey Billups and Trail Blazers' Arena Renovation Efforts
Billups' case now has a proposed trial date, while Senate Bill 1501 cleared an important step on Wednesday.
The new campus in Hillsboro will serve as headquarters for both of the family's Portland women's professional sports teams.
With one expansion draft in the books, a look at what it could tell us about Portland's team starting in 2026.
The WNBA's newest expansion team took Rupert's sister, who played for the French national team in this summer's Paris Olympics.
Discussing when the Bhathals will hire staff and how the new team's roster will be put together ahead of their 2026 debut.
It took a year too long, but Portland found the right ownership group for its new basketball team.
The family, which owns the NWSL's Portland Thorns, will announce on Sept. 18 that women's professional basketball is returning to Portland in 2026.
Despite the effort falling through last year, Portland continues to be one of the cities vying for an expansion team.
After a planned expansion team fell through last year, there is interest from two prospective ownership groups in bringing women's professional basketball back to Portland.
Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has deferred Portland's bid over arena renovation concerns.
The WNBA is bringing its 13th team to San Francisco in 2025. There are strong indications that Portland is next.
At a private roundtable event on Monday, Senator Ron Wyden and a group of Trail Blazers and Thorns executives made their case to commissioner Cathy Engelbert, but there's still work to be done.