deer

The city has killed nearly 200 deer since 2020 as biologists and sharpshooters work to stop animal overpopulation in public parks and some private properties.

With archery deer hunting season in full force, state officials want to remind hunters to keep track of their kills.

A bill Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed last week relaxes penalties for hunters who fail to submit records of their deer harvests.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is updating its deer hunting regulations. The department is reinstating certain restrictions on the kinds of deer that can be harvested in the southern part of the state.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is releasing the numbers of deer killed during the bow and firearm hunting seasons months earlier than usual.

The City of East Lansing approved a "sanctuary city" designation at its meeting Tuesday night. City Council also took considered limiting the deer cull.

The city of East Lansing is postponing an annual deer cull scheduled for January to allow more time for public input.

Meridian Township will conduct a deer cull in an effort to control the population and enhance public safety.

The city of East Lansing will host an open house Wednesday inviting the public to comment on its deer management program.

Michigan deer hunters will be required to register their harvest online this coming season.