Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials report that black bears are emerging from their dens and are looking for food.

Colorado skier Brian O’Neal and his son opted for an ordinary day of skiing before Keystone Ski Resort closed for the season. O’Neal was not anticipating coming face-to-face with a bear during his ...

As spring arrives in Colorado, so do the black bears emerging from their winter dens. Colorado Parks and Wildlife reports 82 ...

A video taken Sunday by an employee at the Keystone Ski Resort in Keystone, Colorado, shows skier Brian O'Neal coming down the slopes at the same time as a black bear appears out of nowhere and ...

Image via Shutterstock Imagine you're skiing down the slopes and you come face to face with a black bear. I don't know about you but my parents would probably turn brown. That's exactly what happened ...

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

Closing day at Keystone Resort appeared to coincide with the end of the winter denning season for bears — as a black bear charged across a ski run Sunday, April 6. Brian O’Neal, a Greenwood ...

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

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 nowhere and runs in his direction.

Closing day at Keystone Resort appeared to coincide with the end of the winter denning season for bears — as a black bear charged across a ski run ... black bears — the only species of bears found in ...