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A bear snuck into an Adirondack home for a midnight snack, and their security camera caught it all on film.

DEC officials have confirmed they captured and euthanized a black bear, whose antics near Lake Colden in the Adirondacks caused campsite closures.

Forget holy cow. Holy bear! Seeing a bear in the Adirondacks is not uncommon. Seeing one this big is a different story.

A group of New Yorkers came to the rescue of an injured black bear last week after it was hit by a vehicle.

A bear cub is getting much needed care after being rescued in Old Forge.

The only thing worse than coming across a bear in the Adirondacks is coming across a hungry one. A big, hungry one that can tear apart a chained dumpster.

Tis the season for camping in New York. It's also the season for bears. Watch one breaks into a camp, helping itself to food left on the porch.

Summer isn't just tourist season in Old Forge, New York. It's also bear season. Days after a bear opened car doors, another was seen strolling down the street.

Bears are smart! Especially when their babies are hungry. Watch unbelievable footage of a momma bear opening a car door in the Adirondacks.

You know if you're from central New York when you drive by a black bear in the back of a truck.

Bears in central and upstate New York is nothing unusual but one on a college campus is another story. A bear was seen at Herkimer College and school officials are asking students to be careful when walking to class.

Bears are not uncommon in New York, especially in upstate New York. This year, they seem to be causing problems in the Dix Mountain Wilderness and the DEC has even closed one campground to try and catch some of the bears.