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To 32 and beyond: Seattle may not be end of NHL expansion
To 32 and beyond: Seattle getting franchise may not be end of NHL expansionRead Article
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Stevenson looks for knockout vs Gvozdyk in WBC title fight
Defending champ Adonis Stevenson looking for knockout against Oleksandr Gvozdyk in WBC title fight in QuebecRead Article
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Downed power lines cleared from Adirondack Northway
New York State Police say downed power lines have been cleared from a northern section of the southbound lanes of Interstate 87 near the Canadian borderRead Article
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Downed power lines back up traffic on Adirondack Northway
New York State Police say downed power lines have closed a northern section of the southbound lanes of Interstate 87 near the Canadian borderRead Article
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Laine scores 5 goals, lifts Winnipeg past St. Louis 8-4
Patrik Laine scored five goals Saturday in the Winnipeg Jets' 8-4 victory at St. Louis, two short of the 97-year-old NHL recordRead Article
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Romaine calm: Lettuce warning looms over Thanksgiving dinner
Romaine calm: Lettuce warning looms over Thanksgiving, but properly cooked turkey is safeRead Article
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Questions about the romaine warning? Here are some answers
Avoid romaine lettuce at Thanksgiving, but properly cooked turkey is safe to eatRead Article
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Syracuse signs 4 players for next season
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim has announced four players have signed national letters of intent to play for the Orange next seasonRead Article
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Romaine Lettuce Is Not Safe to Eat in the US or Canada, Health Officials Say
Just when we thought our salad woes were behind us, more people in the U.S. and Canada have fallen ill after eating romaine. The Centers for Disease Control andRead Article
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Backstrom's OT goal lifts Capitals past Avalanche 3-2
Nicklas Backstrom scored a power-play goal 22 seconds into overtime and the Washington Capitals beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-2Read Article
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Beauvillier scores 3, Islanders hold off Rangers 7-5
Anthony Beauvillier had three goals and an assist, and the New York Islanders held off the Rangers 7-5 to keep up their recent mastery over their cross-town rivRead Article
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Rare military knapsack goes on display to honor Veterans Day
A rare military knapsack carried by a Connecticut soldier during the American Revolution is going on display for one day only this weekend in honor of VeteransRead Article
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Canada's Bombardier says it will cut 5,000 jobs
Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier Inc. will shed 5,000 jobs and sell off two units as part of a five-year plan to rein in costs, focus on rail and businRead Article
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Maine regulators to decide by March on key powerline permit
Maine utility regulators are delaying until March their decision on whether to grant Central Maine Power a key permit needed to build a 145-mile transmission coRead Article
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Mural of mostly white faces is vandalized in Vermont city
A mural in Burlington that critics say doesn't properly represent the city's diversity has been vandalizedRead Article
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Supply shortages plague Canada's new cannabis marketplace
Canada's legal recreational market is off to a bumpy start with rampant supply shortagesRead Article
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Gone to pot: Marijuana shortages plague Canada
Demand has outstripped limited supply in the two weeks since Canada legalized recreational pot, sending some consumers back to the black marketRead Article
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Canada's Messing tops men's short program at Skate Canada
Canada's Keegan Messing took the Skate Canada International lead Friday with a clean short programRead Article
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John Ziegler, NHL president who oversaw merger, dies at 84
John Ziegler Jr., NHL president whose term was marked by merger and labor unrest, dies at 84Read Article
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Canadian man sentenced for running drug ring on reservation
Authorities say a Canadian man has been sentenced to more than a dozen years in federal prison for selling oxycodone on an American Indian reservation on the U.Read Article
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Rantanen scores twice, leads Avalanche past Flyers 4-1
Mikko Rantanen had two goals, Matt Nieto and Gabriel Landeskog also scored, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-1Read Article
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Lightning beat Blackhawks 5-1, take 33 shots in 2nd
Brayden Point had a goal and two assists and the Tampa Bay Lightning peppered the Chicago Blackhawks with 33 shots in a three-goal second period in a 6-3 victorRead Article
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ISO New England learns lessons from deep freeze last winter
The head of ISO New England: bitter cold snap that kept much of New England in the deep freeze during the Christmas and New Year's holidays last winter had peopRead Article
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Power company proposes burying line under Maine gorge
A Maine power company is making a concession to environmentalists by proposing to bury a portion of a transmission line that would cross a scenic gorgeRead Article
