A mountain lion? An escaped pet? Something else entirely? Just what was caught on a Ring camera wandering Grand Avenue is a ...

State environmental officials are investigating reports of a large feline roaming within city limits after a Rochester ...

Mountain lions haven't lived in N.Y. for over a century. But a Ring camera video has residents wondering if the big cats are ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is investigating whether there is a cougar on the loose after a ...

Rochester police had to issue a shelter-in-place for Rauber Street between Joseph and North Clinton avenues after getting ...

It’s extremely rare for cougars (also called mountain lions) to attack humans — but it has happened. And now, after a ...

Video shared by Rochester-based WHEC journalist Jennifer Lewke shows doorbell camera footage of a large wild cat walking past ...

Residents of New York are buzzing after reports of an unusual animal possibly roaming the streets. Footage captured on a home ...

Stephany Baez's Ring camera captured an animal that looks like a large wild cat (pictured in the left side of the photo) walking down a residential street in Rochester, N.Y. early Wednesday, July ...

The Rochester woman whose Ring doorbell camera captured a video appearing to show a big cat roaming a street shared her experiences with 13WHAM.

Ring security camera clip, recorded around 4 a.m. Wednesday, July 9, near East Main Street and Culver Road, shows a large animal walking across the frame. See the video.

According to the DEC, there is no native, self-sustaining population of mountain lions (also called cougars or eastern cougars) in New York. They once roamed the state — especially the Adirondacks — ...