Trail camera footage captured by Sonoma County Regional Parks revealed two black bear cubs walking through for the first time ever.

The Gold Country Wildlife Rescue in Auburn, California, has been nursing a malnourished black bear cub back to health.

Trey Smith has been frequently linked to the Chicago Bears as a potential top target in 2025 NFL free agency over the past few months of the offseason. The 25-year-old right guard is coming off a ...

The Chicago Bears will expectedly pull out all the stops trying to rebuild their offense around quarterback Caleb Williams during the 2025 offseason, but they may not get the chance to pursue one ...

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This mini-saga took a twist over the last few days, though, as the Chicago Bears just surprisingly cut Everett just one year into his two-year deal signed last offseason. Long story short ...

Radio host Mike Mulligan of the Mully and Haugh Show torched the Chicago Beats for raising ticket prices despite producing unfavorable results. Earlier this week, the Bears announced they are ...

The Bears on Thursday announced the club has added to head coach Ben Johnson's inaugural coaching staff. "We are excited to add high-quality, hard-working coaches to our staff," said Johnson. "Along ...

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears are raising season ticket prices by an average of 10%. President Kevin Warren announced the increase in an email to season ticket holders on Wednesday ...

The conditions are right for the Chicago Bears to consider making a blockbuster move this offseason that would elevate their roster for the 2025 NFL season. While the roster has flaws, Bears ...

Senate Bill 5482 seeks to end the use of dogs by local law enforcement to track problematic wildlife — such as bears, cougars and wolves — unless they receive explicit permission from the state.