Indiana Pacers Sports and Entertainment CEO Mel Raines is among the 2025 USA TODAY Women of the Year honorees.

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Jennifer Rizzotti is president of the Connecticut Sun as both the WNBA and women's sports are skyrocketing in popularity.

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Storm Reid told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that she is experiencing "senioritis" during her final year of college.

Amie Shei is one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year, a recognition of women who have made a significant impact in their communities and across the US ...

Mayor Andrea Davis took her expertise in the affordable housing world to confront an issue affecting Missoula's long-term future.

One dove into floodwaters to save a neighbor. One ensured smooth voting season. Another advocated for the city's low-income ...

Andrea Amico found the courage to fight after her husband and 3 children were exposed to toxic PFAS chemicals from contaminated drinking water.

Tamia Woods, a Streetsboro, Ohio, mother who raises awareness about sextortion in honor of her late son, is one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year.

Abbie Cox combines compassion and strategy to support families, empower nonprofits, and create lasting impact in Fort Smith.