World Lacrosse has promoted Kenya and the Philippines to full members of the governing body.

World Lacrosse has pledged its support to the documentary Sleeping Warrior, which follows the story of the sport's first women's African team to compete in a World Championship.

World Lacrosse has elevated the Costa Rica Lacrosse Sporting Federation to full membership of the global governing body.

World Lacrosse has opened the window for potential hosts to submit expressions of interest in staging the Men’s Indoor World Championship and Women's Under-20 World Championship in 2024.

New dates for next year's Men's Under-21 World Championship have been announced by World Lacrosse.

This year's World Lacrosse Women's World Championship in the United States has been pushed back to 2022 because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Uganda Lacrosse Association (ULA) has become the first African body recognised as a full member of World Lacrosse.

World Lacrosse has approved the initial set of playing rules for the sport's new 6v6 discipline.

United States Virgin Islands has become the 68th member nation of World Lacrosse.

Sallie Barker was elected as the finance and governance director of World Lacrosse at its recent General Assembly.

World Lacrosse has taken an important step to setting up a Hall of Fame with the aim of honouring, celebrating, preserving and sharing the outstanding accomplishments and contributions of those who have helped contribute to the sport.

Ireland Lacrosse is set to receive a sportsmanship award for its "act of incredible selflessness" after pulling out of the men’s event at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham to accommodate Iroquois Nationals.

World Lacrosse has created two commissions and one working group to address important areas of development within the governing body.

Dominican Republic Lacrosse has become the 67th member of World Lacrosse.