Deer

If you think the deer in Michigan are a little more visible right now, you're right, and the reason may not be what you think. Let's just say love is in the air.

Deer hunters all across Michigan were up early Wednesday morning for the opening day of firearm season. Some of them were able to bag a doe or a buck, but one Michigan teen got a deer that he will remember forever.

It is the most dangerous week and time for Michigan drivers. Find out why.

These 8 tips could help you stay safe next time a deer appears.

If you've noticed more deer making an appearance lately, especially near roadways, there's a reason for that. This time of year is known as a 'deer rut' or mating season so they're moving around a lot more than usual. And with more deer on the move, that means drivers need to be more alert and cautious. But, what exactly are drivers supposed to do if a deer jumps out in front of their car?

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

It's really hard to avoid deer in Michigan.

If you like using a spotlight to shine deer and other animals for fun, you may want to make sure you know Michigan's laws regarding spotlighting or it may cost you.

Trying to help your neighborhood deer could land you a big fine from the DNR.

Michigan DNR says she can't keep it, but she says it will die if released into the wild.