Deer

These are the counties seeing the most driver and passenger injuries and deaths over the last 5 years.

Where are deer-related car crashes most common in Minnesota? Here are the top places.

A right-of-passage for Minnesota drivers could be a thing of the past

The deer population and the wolf population are hot topics of discussion among certain groups in Minnesota, and one new group is taking the subject head-on with a series of meetings.

It's the time of year when the most deer-vehicle crashes occur.

Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

Just hit a deer with your vehicle? Follow specific rules and you can take the fresh roadkill home for dinner. Yes, really.

After a decade-and-a-half of sitting in the woods for hours on end every November, I finally am ready to share my theory on deer hunting.

Fanjie Nelson was the mail carrier that ran into the deer on the homeowner's sidewalk in what appeared to be a pretty busy part of town.

Minnesota, according to Farmers Insurance, ranks 6th most likely state to hit a deer.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will continue to test deer for Chronic Wasting Disease in the Brainerd Lakes area a wild deer tested positive for the disease.

If you have any of these phobias, then Minnesota probably isn't a great state for you.