Black bears are back in Ohio to stay, and wildlife officials want to help property owners coexist with them. Here's how.

As temperatures warm each spring, black bears are more frequently spotted roaming backyards. How to reduce chances of them hanging around.

Black bears aren't just wandering through Ohio anymore. Some are here to stay, wildlife officials say. Here's where they were sighted recently.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Officials urge residents to remove bird feeders, secure trash cans, and eliminate food sources to prevent attracting black bears around South Carolina. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources states that unsecured food is the most common cause of bear-human conflicts.

It’s that time of year again — when black bears begin bounding through our backyards. Black bears were seen in two Central Massachusetts towns over the weekend. Police in both Millbury and Grafton received an uptick in calls reporting the roaming rascals.