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Doug Inglis and his long-time partner Jenny Gusse were camping in Banff National Park with their border collie Tris when they were attacked and killed by a female grizzly bear

Bente Baekers, a Cal field hockey transfer from the Netherlands, had accomplished almost everything a player could dream of before arriving at Berkeley and winning its first conference title since 2006. Previously at Northwestern, she was a perennial All-American and won a NCAA Division I National Championship. Her playing career has spanned oceans and experiences she wouldn’t trade for anything.

The Salvation Army and the Chicago Bears are teaming up to serve traditional Venezuelan food to migrants.

A video shot Nov. 8 shows a runner’s terrifying encounter with a mother bear and her two cubs on a hiking trail in Sierra Madre, California.

Thanksgiving and football are a winning combination. The two topics collided off the field Thursday at a Jewel-Osco in the South Loop for a day of service.

Two black bears trapped Tuesday were released back into the wild by Nevada Department of Wildlife wardens. So far, 11 bears have been safely released back into the Sierra since July 1. Both bears were tagged, tattooed and micro chipped in order to identify them in the future should they come back in to contact with humans.

Following a 3-0 start to the season, Cal women’s basketball will look to further their win streak at Florida A&M on Monday after visiting Auburn.

A wide range of advocacy groups are opposing a Biden administration plan to release grizzly bears in a Washington forest area near rural communities.

This week, Alex K.T. Martin joins us to discuss why people are encountering bears, boars and other wildlife in the most unlikely of places.

The bear that had been raiding livestock in Hanson, Massachusetts, was killed by a bow and arrow last week, officials confirmed Thursday. The bear, known as...