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Must be a slow day in the news here in Albany, as the bear in a tree story is blowing up to the point that crowds have gathered to witness the bear's fate. Even more, there's a hashtag on Twitter that is trending for our area: #Albanybear. Here is what some people are saying:

The storms in upstate New York today were devastating to many.

Check out Maverick here just totally owning the selfie game and not leaving any room for duck-faced teenagers to catch up.

Has the outcry from Donald Sterling's private comments that were made public gone too far? The owner of the L.A. Clippers has been banned for life from the NBA and now a local coach has lost their job in a slightly similar circumstance.

In this new technologically-based fast-paced world we live in, who has time to break up with someone face-to-face?

One dude on Twitter thought he was ready to win some serious cash when he placed a bet on a wrestlemania match that had been consistently predictable for over 20 years.

Looks like I have a brand new BFF! If you find yourself trying to get a hold of me and I’m not responding don’t worry, I’m most likely just super busy hanging out with my new best friend, Kmart.

We live in a social that is 'attached at the hip' to technology. Our phones have become nearly a personal computer in the palm of our hands, we can do literally everything with it. Sadly, some people don't know how to put down the phone even in the most intimate of time.

We think this is the point that we've lost all hope for humanity. In a world self-obsessed with fame and overnight sensations, social media has become the medium for many talent & shameless folks. Such is the case of Twitter user @Versacepoptarts (aka Thot Pocket), who was banned from both Twitter and Vine thanks to his latest stunt.

Not something you see everyday but whoever was running the Domino's UK Twitter account actually answered a man complaining about burning his genitalia with their pizza.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. vowed before the race that he'd join Twitter if he won the Daytona 500. Late Sunday night, that statement turned into reality.

To celebrate Facebook turning 10-years-old earlier this week, the site offered to make you a 'Facebook movie' looking back on your activity since you've joined. Complete with sappy music and your photos. Let's be honest, some of the 'monumental moments' weren't really as monumental as they were preconceived or that Facebook is making them out to be.