Remembering Grizzly Bear 399 00:42. A 5-year-old bear that was a member of a well-known and beloved grizzly family in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park died after it was hit by a vehicle, the ...

In the early 1900s, long before smartphones and selfie sticks, tourists flocked to Yellowstone National Park — not for the ...

The driver who struck and killed a famous grizzly bear south of Grand Teton National Park earlier this week was not speeding and the bear’s death was an accident, law enforcement officers said ...

Grand Teton National Park’s famous grizzly bear No. 399, known by wildlife photographers around the world, died after being struck by a vehicle Tuesday in Wyoming.

A tourist in Grand Teton National Park found himself between a grizzly and its mate earlier this month, so he took the only ...

Grizzly 399, a beloved 28-year-old grizzly bear, was hit and killed by a car on Highway 26/28 in Snake River Canyon in Wyoming Tuesday night. The iconic bear gained international fame as the ...

A female grizzly bear that delighted visitors for decades in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park has been struck and killed by a vehicle. Skip to content NOWCAST WLWT News 5 at 11:00 ...

The driver who struck and killed a famous grizzly bear south of Grand Teton National Park earlier this week was not speeding and the bear’s death was an accident, law enforcement officers said ...

A famous grizzly bear beloved for decades by countless tourists, biologists and professional wildlife photographers in Grand Teton National Park is dead after being struck by a vehicle in western ...

Law enforcement officers in western Wyoming say the driver who struck and killed a famous grizzly bear south of Grand Teton National Park was not speeding and the bear's death was an accident.

A famous grizzly bear beloved for decades by countless tourists, biologists and professional wildlife photographers in Grand Teton National Park is dead after being struck by a vehicle in western ...

The death of grizzly No. 399 on Tuesday night saddened tourists, wildlife biologists and photographers who for years studied and captured images of the bear and her many cubs.