Horton and her twin sisters’ basketball careers at the University of Virginia inspired the 2002 Disney Channel film ...

WNBA legend Heidi Burge Horton, who, alongside her sister Heather Burge Quella, inspired the 2002 Disney Channel Original Movie Double Teamed, passed away on Oct. 5.

An elderly Southern California couple is suing former Disney star Erik von Detten and Rosland Capital, a precious metals company, for elder abuse and fraud. On May 11, 97-year-old Norman Greenberg ...

Heidi Burge Horton, a former WNBA player who started her basketball career alongside her twin sister at Palos Verdes High School and inspired a Disney Channel Original Movie, has died. She was 54.

Heidi Burge Horton, the former University of Virginia and WNBA player whose story with her twin sister, Heather, inspired the ...

Heidi Burge Horton, a women’s college basketball star and WNBA player who was the inspiration for the Disney Channel movie ...

Heidi and her twin Heather inspired a Disney Channel movie in the early 2000s.

Disney’s Tower of Terror aired on ABC on Oct. 26, 1997, with Steve Guttenberg and Kirsten Dunst. Here’s the story behind ...

The former Virginia standout and her twin sister Heather helped lead the Cavaliers to three Final Fours, and their story ...

Heidi Burge Horton, who died this week at 54, played in the early days of the WNBA before moving to Houston.

Horton's life and career inspired a popular 2002 Disney Channel Original Movie.