The Atlanta Dream released an open letter saying that its concerns over the availability of State Farm Arena for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals "went unheeded for months," according to a Fox News report on the letter.

Fox News reported that the letter came from what its headline describes as the Dream ownership group, and that the publication characterized the letter as voicing frustration. The summary of the report available for this story does not describe the specific concerns the team raised, the parties who received them, or the exchanges the letter describes.

According to Fox News, the concerns relate to State Farm Arena's availability for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals. The report's summary names the arena and describes the concerns as relating to its availability, but it does not say whether the arena ultimately was or was not available for the game, or what schedule or booking issue, if any, was involved.

Fox News did not report, in the material available for this story, any response to the open letter from the league, the arena, or any other party. The account of whether the concerns were addressed therefore rests on the Dream ownership group's statement as described in the report.

Fox News's headline frames the letter as an expression of frustration from the team's ownership group. The publication's summary uses the phrase "went unheeded for months" to describe the status of the concerns, and that phrasing is the team's position as reported, not an independent finding.

As summarized by Fox News, the letter describes a period of months during which the concerns went unaddressed. The summary does not specify how many months, or which earlier communications the letter cites.

This story draws on a single source, the Fox News report, and includes no information beyond what that source states. The full text of the letter and additional context are available in the original report.

Sources: Fox News: Dream ownership group voices frustration in open letter over WNBA Finals venue concerns.