black bear

Can you imagine being in the safety of your own home when a bear busts through your window and attacks you in your own house? A Wisconsin couple knows what that is like now.

It is almost time for most black bears to settle down and hibernate for the winter, but for one Duluth family, a bear has found a spot under their porch to nap for the winter.

Whoa, Nelly, this bear has been busy fattening up to hibernate this winter!

It's that time of the year in the Northland when bears are emerging from hibernation and they're looking for food wherever they can find it, even in your yard.

There is not an end date in place for the policy.

Caution is key when it comes to dealing with bears and these tips will help you avoid conflicts.

There has been at least two incidents this spring where bears have broken into cars in Douglas County. It appears to be the same family of bears causing the trouble.

Scotty McCreery will be making a stop this summer in the Duluth area for a show this summer.

It's spring, which means bears are active and roaming around and interactions with people is inevitable.

While Duluth is situated in the rugged northwoods of Northern Minnesota, seeing a larger wild animal other than a deer in town is still an attention-getting spectacle for most.

If may not fee like it, but spring is here and if you live anywhere near a bear habitat, the Minnesota DNR reminds you to be aware of bears in the area and to be aware of ways to help prevent one coming around your house.

Well, here's something you don't see everyday and I bet it's the last thing this guy expected to do on this day.