The Bears will try to break their own world record after collecting 74,599 stuffed animals during the 2024 event.

Last year, a world-record 74,599 teddy bears and stuffed animals were tossed onto the ice. This year, the Bears hope to break that mark when they host Providence.

Hershey Bears Vice President of Hockey Operations Bryan Helmer speaks on the excitement ahead of the team's teddy bear toss ...

What happens when a giant teddy bear starts moving? Tucker is about to get pranked when I get inside a giant teddy bear costume! His reactions are always priceless. What was your favorite part?

Participants from the western third of the country were sent packing from the College Football Playoff. Here's a look at more winners and losers from the bowl season. Vinnie Sunseri joined UW ...

“They're going to see a totally different body type than they've seen in the Pac-12 and the West Coast for that matter,” the UW coach said. “You're going to see some big, physical hogs, man ...

A different level and in different arenas, the Hershey Bears Teddy Bear Toss game has come a long way since the first one at Hersheypark Arena in December of 2001. The next year, when the Chocolate ...

High School Meet: Unfortunately, we will not be hosting a high school meet this year. We encourage high school track and field competitors to take advantage of the amazing Podium Facility in Spokane, ...

Talk about Goldy having a reunion with the three bears… In the video above, owners send a drone to find their four legged husky best friend. Better yet, the drone footage shows a dog happily joining a ...

Danny Santiny said he'd never seen a Louisiana black bear in the wild before harvesting a trophy during the state's first hunting season.

Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay competed against Pete Carroll's Seattle Seahawks twice a year for seven seasons. Each time the two met, McVay expected a brawl. So McVay has an intimate ...

The Green Bay Packers are heading into the season finale against the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field. If you have questions heading into the game, PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty is here to help.