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After a deer flipped over my wife’s car hood, we discovered: while Michigan law doesn’t require you to call police after hitting a deer, it’s wise to do so — not only for safety, but also for protecting your insurance claim.

If there’s one thing you’ll see plenty of in Michigan, it’s dead deer on the side of the road. But who’s actually responsible for cleaning them up?

Michiganders know what November means: deer season—and a sudden wave of mysterious “illnesses.” From “truck trouble” to “family emergencies,” here are the funniest excuses used to skip work and hit the woods.

A quick-thinking team of Michigan State Troopers saved a trapped deer, using a tire jack to bend fence posts and set it free.

Michigan ranks 4th for animal-car crashes. A new federal grant could fund wildlife bridges to protect deer, bears, and drivers, on state roads.

Fall is the most dangerous season for Michigan drivers, with deer collisions at a peak. Learn how to stay safe during Michigan’s high-risk months.

Michigan drivers, beware: deer activity is peaking this fall. Follow these simple steps to avoid costly or dangerous collisions on the road.

Deer season is back, and so is the annual debate: hunters vs. DNR. See the 2024 county-by-county harvest totals for Michigan.

Hunters, mark your calendars: Michigan’s 2025 deer season kicks off with a rare Saturday opener expected to draw record crowds.

In West Michigan, deer are making themselves at home even in the city, turning gardens into their personal buffet. What can folks do to keep their blooms intact?

You've probably heard someone refer to a dollar bill as a "buck," but did you know that nickname has a history tied back to the early days of Michigan?

The first year for the new hunting season saw 13,000 deer killed.