Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials report that black bears are emerging from their dens and are looking for food. The agency has already received more than 80 reports of bear activity in 17 ...

Those recreating in Colorado's outdoors are encouraged to carry bear spray with them in the rare event a bear or other predator is aggressive towards them or attacks them or their pets.

A video taken in Keystone shows skier Brian O'Neal coming down the slopes at the same time as a black bear appears out of ...

Bear season has returned to Northern Colorado, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging residents to secure food sources now.

As hungry black bears emerge from winter dens, more encounters with people are expected in the state. Here's how to protect your property.