The WNBA announced Wednesday that WNBA and NBA owners unanimously approved the sale of the Connecticut Sun and the team’s relocation to Houston ahead of the 2027 season.

Pending WNBA approval, the Connecticut Sun are moving to Houston next season to become the Houston Comets.

A major transformation could soon be underway at Toyota Center, as a $180-million renovation plan is expected to go before officials for approval later today.

The Comets broke in as the WNBA was born and won the first four league titles under Head Coach Van Chancellor along with star players Sheryl Swoopes, Cynthia Cooper and Tina Thompson. The Legends visited Toyota Center Monday Night.

The Houston Angels were the first champions of the Women’s Professional Basketball League in 1979, a groundbreaking team that helped lay the foundation for women’s sports in Houston and across the country.

The history of the WNBA is tied to Houston and the dominance of the Houston Comets franchise. They won the first four WNBA Championships and now are set to return.

The WNBA is set to return to Houston, with plans to revive one of the league’s most historic franchises.

Officials from the Houston Rockets’ ownership group are reportedly in “substantive talks” with the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun about relocating the franchise to Houston.

This comet continues to soar and is finally getting her well-deserved flowers for her iconic career in women’s basketball.

The lights, the trophy, the confetti. How many of you remember Aug. 26, 2000, in the city of Houston when history was made?

THE HOUSTON-AREA GIRLS BASKETBALL SCENE IS RICH IN TRADITION. MAYBE THE RICHEST IN THE COUNTRY.

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the WNBA came out with its top 25 players ever from which fans can then select their choice for Greatest of All Time (GOAT).

HOUSTON A freelance NBA photographer from Houston is in the hot seat after he shared an offensive meme about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on his Facebook page shortly after the pair announced they were 2020 running mates. The photographer, Bill Baptist, posted a meme that read Joe an and the Hoe.Former WNBA star and Houston Comet Sheryl Swoopes was quick to call Baptist out for the post that she deemed disrespectful.So this guy works for the NBA but covers the Houston Rockets, she wrote. @NBA and Houston Rockets he needs to GO!!! !Houston photographer Bill Baptist apologized after posting an offensive meme about Kamala Harris on social media. Although he does not work for the Houston Rockets as Swoopes wrote, he has covered the team for a number of years.