deer

This year commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. In honor of the DNR's anniversary, let's take a look at something you don't see everyday...a deer playing in the water of Lake Superior.

It's called a Michigan Roadkill Salvage Permit. Depending on what you hit and if you did it intentionally will determine if you get to take it home. Also, make sure it's dead.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer just vetoed a bill that would have let up on restrictions on feeding birds.

From roundabouts to skunks and deer to Detroit Lions head coaches, here's a short list of stuff we REALLY don't need ANY MORE OF in Michigan.

How likely is it you'll hit a deer in Michigan this year? Believe it or not, we're not in the worst state when it comes to animal collisions.

The animals that we really have to worry about will surprise you.

We'll tell you where and why it's got nothing to do with Covid-19 or a disease. This is purely environmental and been around for a few years.

A happy ending for the lost fawn that was stuck swimming in a lake.

There are 2 "rocks", 3 flowers, 4 animals, a tree, an official state "soil", and A STATE FOSSIL. And no there is not a state coney on the list. But there should be.

An albino deer spotted near Marquette is enchanting everyone who has seen it.