It's officially deer mating season, meaning more deer in the roads. Here's what to do if you hit a deer while driving.

With the sun setting earlier in the evening, more of us are driving in the dark, which means there’s a greater chance of ...

During this time of the year, deer movement is a significant road hazard in Oklahoma, particularly during mating season (October through December), when deer are most active from dusk to ...

Here's the reason why the number of deer related accidents increase in the two weeks following the fall Daylight Savings ...

BREMEN — Police were advising drivers to be particularly mindful of deer this time of year and offering tips to avoid colliding with them. Last year in Indiana, there were over 17,000 deer-related ...

Falling back into standard time has been linked to an increase in wildlife crashes on the roads, according to a new study.

As daylight saving time pushes more traffic into peak deer activity hours, the number of collisions starts to spike. And this ...

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office cautions drivers about the high risk of deer-related traffic accidents in November.

If you ever miss one, it’s because the bullet is moving too fast. Slow that bullet down to 55 miles per hour, put some ...

As the days grow shorter and more people are driving in what are becoming later dawns and earlier dusks, law enforcement agencies have been kept busy responding to crashes involving deer.

A MOTORIST whose car was written off following a collision with a deer is calling on local authorities for more signage in an ...

According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Shane Munhofen, 33, of Pontotoc was driving northbound on US-377 less than a mile ...