Новости за 20.03.2016

PERU, Indiana - Two historic train cars that once served as the dining area of a northern Indiana restaurant are being prepped for full restorations to turn them into local attractions.

NASHVILLE, Indiana - State wildlife officials are planning a controlled burn this week at Brown County State Park to help spur the growth of oak trees in the popular southern Indiana park.

FRESNO, California - A 96-year-old California woman has adopted a daughter - a 30-year-old woman from Cambodia.

INDIAN WELLS, California - Victoria Azarenka defeated error-prone Serena Williams 6-4, 6-4 to win the BNP Paribas Open on Sunday, returning Azarenka to the world's top 10 for the first time since August 2014.

CHICAGO - An off-duty Chicago police officer has shot and wounded a man who authorities say struck the officer with a baseball bat.

Sara Potomak had a goal and an assist to lead Minnesota to a second straight women's hockey national title Sunday, beating Boston College 3-1.

SYRACUSE, New York - Quit worrying, Syracuse Orange guard Brittney Sykes said. Her twice-surgically repaired right knee is fine.

The Latest on the fourth full day of the men's NCAA Tournament, including games being played in New York; St. Louis; Oklahoma City and Spokane, Washington. Women's NCAA Tournament games are being played in Syracuse, New York; Louisville, Kentucky; Columbia, South Carolina; Starkville, Mississippi; Waco, Texas; Tempe, Arizona; and Corvallis, Oregon (All times EDT):

SARASOTA, Florida - Pedro Alvarez drove in five runs with a grand slam and double, Mark Trumbo hit a two-run shot and the Baltimore Orioles and Cuba-bound Tampa Bay Rays played to an 8-8 tie on Sunday.

GAINESVILLE, Florida - Brittany Force has won her first NHRA Top Fuel event, beating Terry McMillen on Sunday in the final at the prestigious Gatornationals.

SAN FRANCISCO - A transgender inmate who was paroled after a judge ordered California to pay for her sex reassignment surgery is making plans to have the surgery on her own this summer through coverage provided by the state's low-income health insurance program, she told a California newspaper.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - West Virginia struggled to stop Ohio State guard Kelsey Mitchell, who eclipsed the 40-point mark for the fourth time this year as the Buckeyes outlasted West Virginia to advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.

DUNEDIN, Florida - Troy Tulowitzki hit his second homer in as many games to lead the Toronto Blue Jays over the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 on Sunday.

KISSIMMEE, Florida - Ian Kinsler and Jose Iglesias got hits to start a five-run first inning off Bud Norris and a split squad of Detroit Tigers beat the Atlanta Braves 8-2 Sunday.

CLEARWATER, Florida - Jeremy Hellickson threw five hitless innings and Cesar Hernandez drove in three runs in the Philadelphia Phillies' 5-4 win Sunday against the Astros.

NEW YORK - Iowa started the season on quite a roll and ended it with quite a thud.

MANCHESTER, England - Pep Guardiola might have thought he'd be taking over the champions of England when he agreed to join Manchester City from next season.

CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Zoo officials say five cheetah cubs born after a rare C-section procedure are getting around-the-clock critical care in the zoo's nursery.

FORT MYERS, Florida - Ivan Nova pitched into the fifth inning before Joe Mauer's two-run single finished him, and the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 6-4 on Sunday.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Anker Joergensen, a former prime minister loved by many Danes for his down-to-earth character but criticized for his handling of economic problems in the 1970s and '80s, has died. He was 93.

WARSAW, Poland - Poland's president said Sunday that he had held very good talks with U.S. senators about the security situation in Central and Eastern Europe, before a NATO summit that Poland will host in July.

NEW YORK - Finally, a Sweet 16 run for Villanova.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Latest on the gunfight inside a mobile home that left a central Indiana sheriff's deputy and a suspect dead and a second officer injured (all times local):

TEMECULA, California - The U.S. Department of Defense says a coalition service member killed Saturday by enemy fire in northern Iraq was a Marine from Southern California.

WASHINGTON - Sherwin-Williams, which has long claimed to "cover the Earth" with its paints, is buying rival Valspar for about $9 billion in a move that it says will expand its reach in Asia and Europe.