At least one black bear was spotted early July 7 in Greater Cincinnati. A FOX19 viewer shared videos of the bear walking outside their home on Aspenhill Drive in Springfield Township around 4:15 a.m.

Black bears have recently been spotted near Cincinnati and other parts of Ohio. Here's what happened, what to do if you spot one.

Someone get these bears some boxing gloves! A video from July 4 captures two black bears fighting on the side of the road near Asheville, North Carolina.

July is peak black bear mating season. Watch two Asheville bears scuffle and learn what not to do if you encounter a bear in the wild.

Black bears are considered an endangered species in Ohio, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.

The death of a black bear in the Trans-Pecos area struck by a vehicle has sparked safety concerns among Texas Parks and Wildlife officials. Since 2019, the Texas Parks and Wildlife has documented ...

While bear sightings are rare, officials aren’t surprised they are showing up in fast-growing neighborhoods.

There have been approximately six black bear sightings across southwest Ohio within the past 10 days. Here's why we've seen an uptick.

Black bears invade neighborhoods in Wood River Valley for easy meals. Wildlife officials urge public to secure food sources to prevent bear encounters.