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May 6

Georgia sheriff charged with reckless conduct in shooting of real estate agent at model home
Howard hits HR, Revere has 4 hits but Phillies strand 10 baserunners in 7-5 loss to Braves
Payouts to defeated, retiring Alberta politicians could cost $13 million
Indians get balanced production from lineup to support Carlos Carrasco in 10-3 win over Royals
Handcuffed by Reds' Leake once again, Pirates lose 5th straight game, 3-0 before home crowd
Eddie Rosario homers in debut in Twins' 13-0 win over A's
Rizzo, Lester standouts for Cubs, who end Cardinals' 8-game streak with 6-5 win
Prince Harry greets fans Down Under after finishing monthlong embedment with Australian army
Peguero hits 2 home runs, Choo also connects and Lewis goes 8 as Rangers sweep Astros, 11-3
Adam Lind homers, doubles in Brewers' 6-3 win over Dodgers
Philippine volcano ejects ash, but no threat of violent eruption
Court records: Arizona assistant track coach threatened a student-athlete with a box cutter
No joke: Funnyman broadcaster Bob Uecker, others locked in radio booth at Miller Park
Brady's agent says 'Deflategate' investigation omitted most of quarterback's testimony
Pelicans say Holiday had successful surgery to remove a screw from a rod in his right leg
IMF says Asia to lead growth in 2015, helped by lower oil prices, despite slowdown in China
The Latest on severe weather: At least 12 injuries reported in Oklahoma City area
Wednesday's NHL Capsules
Jets sign fifth-round pick OL Jarvis Harrison to 4-year contract
School support workers in Weyburn reject latest offer, remain on strike
LEADING OFF: Axford's son to throw out first ball at Coors, Harvey brings heat to Philly
Longoria hits 2 HRs, Jepsen works out of bases-loaded jam as Rays top Red Sox 5-3
Alberta premier-designate Notley promises to work with energy sector
Alberta premier-elect Rachel Notley waves as she speaks the media during a press conference in Edmonton on Wednesday, May 6, 2015.
Prosecutor not charging Oregon teacher arrested after students burned with Tesla coil
Rookie Burakovsky’s two goals lead Capitals past Rangers for 3-1 series lead
Troy Brouwer #20 of the Washington Capitals and teammates surround Andre Burakovsky #65 after he scored the game-winning goal against the New York Rangers during the third period in Game Four of the Eastern Conference Semifinals during the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Verizon Center on May 6, 2015 in Washington, DC. The Washington Capitals won, 2-1.
The Scout List: Hometown gig, Science Rendezvous and water sports
Adam Cole an instructor with Deep Cove Canoe & Kayak demonstrates a stand up Paddle surfing in Deep Cove June 10, 2009.
100 kidnapped migrants rescued from home outside Mexican capital
New Zealander on trial in China on drug charges says he thought he bought muscle supplements
Flash floods, tornadoes destroy homes, injure at least 12 in Oklahoma
Manny Pacquiao has surgery on injured right shoulder
Burakovsky's 2 goals, Holtby's penalty-shot save help Caps top Rangers 2-1 for 3-1 series lead
Police: DNA tests show former LSU lineman La'el Collins not father of slain woman's son
Simmons, Freeman each have 3 hits as Braves beat struggling Phillies 7-5 to win series
Vancouver exploring development of historic post-office sites
The federal government, owner of the city’s 1910 main post office in the Sinclair Centre, wants to find a place to consolidate staff downtown, according to the city
Lightning push Habs to the edge with last-second goal
Members of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrate a goal as Brendan Gallagher #11 of the Montreal Canadiens reacts in Game Three of the Eastern Conference Semifinals during the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Amalie Arena on May 6, 2015 in Tampa, Florida.
Former standout safety Ed Reed to retire as Baltimore Raven
Cubs manager Joe Maddon ejected for arguing balls and strikes with plate umpire
DeGrom strikes out 9 in 7 innings, Herrera and Granderson homer as Mets beat Orioles 5-1
Orioles-Mets Runs
Montreal Impact down TFC 1-0 behind McInerney’s goal
Montreal Impact defender Wandrille Lefevre knocks the ball away from Toronto FC forward Luke Moore.
Ottawa keen to boost trade and investment in the Philippines
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with Philippine President Benigno Aquino during a bi-lateral meeting in Beijing, China Monday Nov.10, 2014. The Philippine President will attend a state dinner at Rideau Hall with Governor-General David Johnston in Ottawa on Thursday, and will travel to Toronto the following day where he will participate in a business roundtable and community reception.
Oklahoma City Chamber says gun measure could threaten dozens of events, NCAA tournaments
Leake stays perfect against Bucs, Byrd homers again as Reds beat skidding Pirates 3-0
Burying nuclear waste near Lake Huron safest option, panel concludes
Review panel okays Lake Huron site as potential nuclear-waste dump
Intermediate level waste is stored in these 'in-ground' structures. A Deep Geologic Repository (DGR) near the Bruce Power nuclear plant The DGR is being proposed to store nuclear waste deep underground. Environmental groups, First Nations and many local residents say there is the possibility of contamination of the Great Lakes.
Buehrle outduels Sabathia as Jays beat Yankees
Chris Colabello #15 of the Toronto Blue Jays slides home to score a run in the second inning during MLB game action against the New York Yankees on May 6, 2015 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Adult support key in nurturing well-being of transgender youth, study finds
Tracey Wilson, in a 2014 photo when she was 11, has thrived with the support of her mother Michelle.
Police probe possible fraud by UBC med researcher
A young boy rides a bike down a hill at the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday March 7, 2015.
Canadian teen Brooke Henderson receives sponsor exemption to Kingsmill Championship
Johnson's goal with 1.1 seconds left puts Canadiens on brink of elimination
Martin homers and Buehrle finally beats Yankees as Blue Jays top New York 5-1
McInerney scores as Impact down TFC 1-0 in Amway Canadian Championship
LeBron puts on headband, scores 33 as Cavaliers down Bulls 106-91 to even series
Twins outfielder Eddie Rosario homers on 1st pitch he sees of his career
Dominican Republic considers allowing presidents to run for second straight term
Chile's Bachelet asks Cabinet ministers to resign amid crisis
Calgary’s comeback kids keep finding their late-game mojo
Eric Duhatschek
Police look into suspicious packages mailed to courts in Atlantic Canada
Police crime tape
Cardinals shutting down Jordan Walden for 6-10 weeks with strained right shoulder
Don Cherry says Habs' Prust, referee Watson both wrong for Game 2 altercation
Big investment means more jobs at strand board facility in Swan Valley, Man.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says shortening regular season a popular topic lately
Ian Kennedy, Padres beat Giants 9-1 to snap home winning streak; big inning costly
Jen Kish set to lead Canada at World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series
Jen Kish has recovered from a knee injury and will lead Canada later this month at the fifth and sixth rounds of the 2014-15 World Rugby Women's Sevens Series.
House fire prompts evacuation of school in small Manitoba town of Binscarth
Rays expect to know more about Cobb's injury after returning Thursday for 8-game homestand
Canadian panel endorses plan for nuclear waste disposal near Lake Huron
First leg in cocaine's journey: Peru backpackers face outsized risks for little pay
Chris Paul's hamstring keeps him out again for Clippers in Game 2 against Houston
Houston OF George Springer misses game against Texas; possible concussion
Outsized risks, bitter consequences for Peru's expendable cocaine backpackers
Ex-Ohio State marching band director seeks to expand lawsuit to include board of trustees
Reds' Joey Votto ejected by home plate umpire in 3rd inning against Pirates
Head of Texas' law enforcement agency called Snoop Dogg 'dope smoking cop hater' over picture
Youth football and rugby to get together for safety initiative
Walker Cup teammates Nathan Smith, Todd White win inaugural US Amateur Four-Ball
Former Washington guard Nigel Williams-Goss transferring across state to Gonzaga
Canadian museum urged to address gender gap in science hall of fame
Elizabeth Croft, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of British Columbia, holds one of five designated chairs for the promotion of women in science and engineering across Canada but she and her colleagues have not been approached about how to boost female nominations to the Canadian Science and Engineering Hall of Fame.
Junta médica analiza si fiscal argentino Nisman se suicidó o fue asesinado
Péladeau pushing for more employee profit-sharing in Quebec
Pierre Karl Péladeau wants to engage Quebec workers in an “economy of partners.”
Citizen Péladeau: PKP’s uneasy transition from business to politics
Pierre Karl Péladeau’s has a reputation as an unreleting businessman, but it’s unclear how well that will play in politics.
Mexico authorities say drug gangs responsible for string of killings in Sonora, near Arizona
Indianapolis makes quick move by signing 5 draft picks with rookie minicamp this weekend
Hot Ticket: Heritage Vancouver’s Top10 Watch List bus tour
Gastown’s famed “sawtooth” streetscape – which boasts a variety of roof heights – is also under threat as developers build up to the historic area’s maximum building heights.
Rockies swept in DH by Diamondbacks, losing streak grows to 7
Police look at threat on Islamic State-related website against cartoon contest organizer
Three top stock picks from Donville Kent’s Jason Donville
Jason Donville.
Recount in southern Alberta riding after Wildrose beats PC by just 12 votes
Why is Quebecor so resistant to a shareholder ‘say on pay’ vote?
Quebecor, which holds its annual shareholders’ meeting Thursday, is opposing a proposal to conduct a shareholder say-on-pay vote from Quebec governance group Mouvement d’éducation et de défense des actionnaires, or MEDAC.
Wednesday's Baseball Capsules
Predictable, steady Canadian stocks with growing earnings
Coins and green plant isolated on white
Deal making to take a hit in short term in Alberta
Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley at a campaign rally in Calgary on Saturday, May 2.
Pandora wins appeals court ruling against songwriters society ASCAP
After giving Ned Yost advice, NASCAR star Clint Bowyer gets some hacks in at Kauffman Stadium
Head Games: Cavs star LeBron James returns to floor wearing headband for Game 2 against Bulls
Jerry Sandusky files new appeal in bid to have child sex abuse convictions thrown out
Hydro One share deal casts doubts on Wynne’s Ontario labour-costs promise
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne speaks after being honoured as a nation builder by Famous 5 Ottawa on Thursday, April 30, 2015, in Ottawa. Ms. Wynne this week defended the power workers’ agreement, saying it is a “net-zero” contract, in which any increases to salaries or benefits are offset by cuts elsewhere.
Canada's Margaret Atwood named honorary of American arts academy
PMO urged changes to Duffy audit, RCMP officers say
Suspended senator Mike Duffy arrives at court in Ottawa on Monday, April 27, 2015.
Carlos Rodon to make first big league start for Chicago White Sox on Saturday
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