A 7-year-old farmed deer in Osceola County has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development emphasizes the importance of early ...

Farmington Hills is set to consider a proposal from the Department of Natural Resources and the Southeast Michigan Urban Deer ...

In an effort to address deer overpopulation, Farmington Hills is considering annual professional culls by sharpshooters and a ...

A new case of chronic wasting disease has been confirmed among a Michigan deer. This latest case, involving a 7-year-old farmed deer in Osceola County, was reported Tuesday by the Michigan ...

The tick-borne parasitic disease is endemic in New England, but it's been found from Virginia to Maine as well as the upper Midwest, from Michigan to Minnesota, as deer ticks expand their range.

Two new bills introduced in Michigan could reshape the upcoming deer hunting season. Discover the details on baiting ...

It's been a problem for decades in the northeastern part of Michigan's Lower Peninsula: bovine tuberculosis, a potentially serious infectious disease, persisting in wild whitetail deer populations.

Much of the Western Upper Peninsula (U.P.) of Michigan has been identified by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services as a confirmed area with blacklegged ticks present with Lyme bacteria ...

Lansing — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says it is "open" to negotiating changes to penalties associated with a controversial deer baiting ban in the Lower Peninsula, a move that ...