As temperatures heat up, a mother bear was spotted giving her cub a swimming lesson at a pool in California.. Video footage captured by a resident shows the mama bear and her cub take a dip in a ...

In 2023, the Chicago Bears purchased the 326-acre property for $197.2 million, eyeing a potential move from Soldier Field to a newly developed stadium and entertainment district.

"The Bears could land one of the top defensive linemen in free agency or possibly a trade," she wrote. "Myles Garrett, who ...

The Chicago Bears will need a new No. 3 wide receiver if they do not re-sign veteran Keenan Allen before the start of NFL free agency next month.. While DJ Moore and Rome Odunze will return as the ...

#Bears #Jets — Ben Devine (@Chicago_NFL) April 25, 2025 With Hall, the Bears would have a two-headed monster in D’Andre Swift and Hall, similar to that of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery.

Offseason proclamations of Bears superiority and offseason titleists are definitely premature considering the other big personnel event is still a little less than a month away. It's only halftime ...

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A mama bear and her fluffy cub were seen escaping the heat in a San Gabriel Valley family’s backyard pool on Friday afternoon – a heartwarming wildlife encounter for the homeowners. The ...

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles went to work on the trenches to finish out the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. After picking up pick No. 62 as part of a trade with the Buffalo Bills ...

New Bears head coach, Ben Johnson, has reportedly outlined two main focus points for his new quarterback: 1.) improving pre-snap and 2.) improving his body language.

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Hadley Hayes and the Bend High Lava Bears are looking to make a splash in the state meet as they set their sights on a three-peat. "Senior year, going out with something - it ...

In Kentucky, it is a crime to directly or indirectly feed bears. Punishment can entail a fine of up to $1,000, up to a year in jail, and the loss of hunting and fishing privileges for up to 3 years.