WPTZ-TV reports crews responded to the Jericho home around 4 p.m. Thursday. Underhill-Jericho Chief Matthew Champlin says firefighters struggled to contain the fire while dealing with cold weather conditions.

Cecil and another male, Jericho, had led a pride with 14 offspring, including eight young cubs. All but one are now alive and well under Jericho's protection, according to Wildcru's Macdonald. Scientists had worried that another male would overthrow Jericho and kill those cubs, as incoming males often do so that the females will quickly become fertile again. But that hasn't happened as of June 30, 2016. "Jericho has managed to hold the fort," Macdonald says.

The 3,800-year-old burial of an aristocratic young girl adorned with bronze jewelry and Egyptian scarabs shows century-long links between Jericho and Egypt.

Chris Jericho was inspired to write his latest book "No is a Four Letter Word" by KISS guitarist Paul Stanley. The WWE legend shares his secret to success and crazy stories from his life including the time he stalked Yoko Ono in a bathroom. Fox News: What inspired you to write this book? Chris Jericho: This whole book...[on] how to achieve your dreams was started by this one little quote by my hero who is now a good friend of mine. Fox News: How would you describe this book?

Follow along as we cover every match of SummerSlam, from opening bell to final pinfall. The card starts at 2 p.m. on the WWE Network. Enzo Amore had the Brooklyn crowd in the palm of his hand, speaking about Frank Sinatra and Biggie Smalls. Cass sang part of "New York, New York". Owens got a laugh when he mocked Enzo's dance on the ring apron.