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- 1North America's largest wildlife overpass cuts collisions by 91%●Largest wildlife overpass in North America reduced wildlife collision by 91%
North America's largest wildlife overpass has reportedly reduced animal-vehicle collisions by 91% since opening. The crossing allows animals such as deer and elk to safely pass over a busy highway, protecting both wildlife and drivers. The striking result is drawing wide attention online, with many praising it as proof that wildlife infrastructure works and calling for similar projects elsewhere.
- 2Poachers Kill and Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest▼Wildlife Officials: Poachers Kill, Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest
Wildlife officials report that poachers killed and beheaded a deer in Angeles National Forest in Southern California. The incident has drawn attention to illegal hunting in the area, with authorities investigating the case and urging the public to report any information about the poaching.
- 3Colorado wildlife fences cut I-25 collisions by 91%▼CDOT I-25 South Gap projects reduce wildlife collisions by 91%
Colorado transportation officials report that wildlife crossings and fencing installed along the I-25 South Gap corridor between Colorado Springs and the New Mexico line have reduced wildlife-vehicle collisions by 91%. The projects were built to protect migrating elk and deer herds that frequently crossed the busy highway. Local outlets are highlighting the figure as evidence the mitigation infrastructure is working, with drivers and conservation groups welcoming the safety results.
- 4Greenland wildlife overpass cuts animal-vehicle collisions by 91%▼Greenland wildlife overpass has helped reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions by 91%
A wildlife overpass built at Greenland, in the Colorado Springs area, has reduced collisions between vehicles and wildlife by 91% since its construction, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette. The structure lets animals such as deer and elk cross the highway safely above traffic, protecting both drivers and animals along a busy corridor.
- 5Deer Park Town Center sells for $125 million▼Deer Park Town Center sells for $125 million in Chicago area's biggest retail sale in a decade
Deer Park Town Center, an open-air shopping center in the Chicago suburb of Deer Park, Illinois, has been sold for $125 million in the largest retail property sale in the Chicago area in a decade. The deal stands out amid a generally slow period for commercial real estate transactions, drawing attention to renewed investor interest in suburban retail centers.
- 6Poachers Kill and Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest▼Poachers Kill, Behead Deer In Angeles National Forest: Wildlife Officials
Wildlife officials in California say poachers killed and beheaded a deer in Angeles National Forest, north of Los Angeles. The incident was reported by local news and has drawn attention to illegal hunting in the area. Authorities have not detailed suspects or a motive, and the head was apparently removed from the carcass.
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Wildlife authorities in California have reported catching poachers carrying loaded firearms and a headless deer in a forested area. The case is drawing attention because of the disturbing state of the animal and questions over how widespread illegal hunting is in the region. Authorities are expected to pursue charges under state wildlife protection laws.
- 8Poaching suspects caught with decapitated deer in Angeles National Forest▼Poaching suspects caught with bloody hands, decapitated deer in Angeles National Forest
Authorities detained suspected poachers in Angeles National Forest who were found with bloody hands and a decapitated deer, according to the Los Angeles Times. The case has drawn attention to illegal hunting activity in the popular California forest, where wildlife officers continue to enforce protections against poaching.
- 9Three Arrested for Illegal Deer Hunting in Angeles National Forest▼California Wildlife Officers Arrest 3 For Illegal Deer Hunting In Angeles National Forest
California wildlife officers have arrested three people for illegally hunting deer in Angeles National Forest. The arrests were reported by local outlets including CBS News and Patch, drawing attention to poaching enforcement in the popular forest north of Los Angeles. Officials have not detailed the suspects' identities or the circumstances of the arrests, but the case highlights ongoing efforts to protect wildlife from unlawful hunting in California's protected areas.
- 10EHD outbreak in deer likely spreads to six Wisconsin counties▼EHD outbreak in deer likely has expanded to six Wisconsin counties
An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease among white-tailed deer in Wisconsin has likely expanded to six counties, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. EHD, spread by biting midges, typically kills infected deer within days and outbreaks often follow summer drought conditions. Wildlife officials and hunters are monitoring the spread as the fall hunting season approaches.
- 11Iran steps up efforts to restore Persian yellow deer●DOE steps up efforts to restore Persian yellow deer population
Iran's Department of Environment is intensifying programmes to restore the population of the Persian yellow deer, a rare and endangered subspecies found mainly in Iranian habitats. The move reflects growing official concern over the species' decline, though details of the specific measures have not yet been announced.
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Six deer have drowned at Siam Amazing Park in Bangkok, with a rescue operation underway to save the remaining animals. The incident has drawn attention to conditions at the amusement park, with people questioning how the animals ended up in the water and calling for answers about animal welfare at the venue.
- 13Wyoming Hunter Tags Rare Antelope-Mule Deer Crossbreed▼Hunter Tags Rare Antelope Mule Deer Crossbreed in Central Wyoming A Wyoming hunter has reportedly harvested what wildlife officials believe may be an extremely rare cross between a pronghorn antelope and a mule deer. The animal was taken Saturday
A hunter in central Wyoming has reportedly harvested an animal that wildlife officials believe may be an extremely rare crossbreed between a pronghorn antelope and a mule deer. The animal was taken on Saturday. Such hybrids are exceptionally uncommon, as the two species differ genetically, and officials are expected to examine the animal to confirm its unusual parentage.
- 14Deer virus detected in Waukesha County dairy cows▼Viral disease infecting thousands of Wisconsin deer found in Waukesha County dairy cows
A viral disease that has infected thousands of Wisconsin deer has now been found in dairy cows in Waukesha County, Wisconsin Public Radio reports. The finding raises concerns about the disease spreading among livestock and potential implications for the dairy industry, wildlife management and food safety, and authorities are expected to face questions about containment and monitoring.
- 15Researcher tracks mule deer near 101 wildlife bridge▼Researcher talks about tracking mule deer near the 101 wildlife bridge
A researcher is describing efforts to track mule deer movements near the US 101 wildlife crossing in the Ventura County area. The crossing, built to reconnect habitat fragmented by the busy freeway, is meant to let deer and other animals such as mountain lions move safely between the Santa Monica Mountains and nearby ranges. Tracking data is being used to see whether deer are approaching and using the route.
- 16EHD outbreak in Wisconsin spreads to dairy heifers and captive deer▼EHD outbreak in Wisconsin also has affected dairy heifers, captive deer
An epizootic hemorrhagic disease outbreak in Wisconsin is no longer limited to wild deer. State officials report the viral disease, spread by biting midges, has now also affected dairy heifers and captive deer herds. The development raises concerns for livestock producers, as EHD can cause illness and deaths in cattle, prompting closer monitoring of farms in affected areas during the insect season.
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Wisconsin has confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease in cattle, coinciding with an ongoing EHD outbreak among the state's deer population. The viral disease, spread by biting midges, can sicken livestock as well as deer. Farmers and veterinarians in the region are being urged to watch for signs such as fever and swelling, and state officials are monitoring how widely the outbreak may spread.
- 18Mississippi wildlife commission approves scattered feed rule to curb disease▼Mississippi wildlife commission votes to allow feed to be spread out to reduce disease among animals
The Mississippi wildlife commission has voted to allow hunters and landowners to spread feed out rather than concentrate it in one place, a change aimed at reducing the spread of disease among deer and other wildlife. The rule addresses concerns that piles of feed bring animals into close contact, making it easier for illnesses such as chronic wasting disease to pass between them.
- 19EHD outbreak kills deer in southeast Wisconsin counties▼Southeast Wisconsin EHD outbreak reaches deer in Fond du Lac, Jefferson counties
An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, a viral illness spread by biting midges, has now been confirmed in deer in Fond du Lac and Jefferson counties in southeast Wisconsin. The disease, often fatal to white-tailed deer, typically surfaces in late summer and early fall. Local hunters and landowners are being alerted to watch for dead deer near water sources as the outbreak spreads.
- 20Deer to be tracked via GPS as 101 wildlife crossing opens▼Deer to be tracked via GPS, monitors as 101 wildlife crossing opens
A new wildlife crossing over the 101 freeway is opening, and officials plan to track deer movement with GPS collars and monitoring equipment to study how animals use the passage. The crossing is designed to reconnect habitat fragmented by the busy Southern California freeway, and researchers say tracking data will show whether deer and other wildlife adopt the new route.
- 21Colorado Parks and Wildlife Seeks Public Input on Big Game Rules▼Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks public input on potential big game regulations changes in Northwest Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking the public for comment on possible changes to big game hunting regulations in Northwest Colorado. The agency is gathering input from hunters, landowners and residents as it considers updates to how elk, deer and other game are managed in the region. Comments will help shape recommendations before any regulatory changes move forward.
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Wisconsin is holding its annual youth deer hunt on October 10-11, giving young hunters a chance to take part before the general season opens. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is encouraging families to get outdoors, with the event aimed at introducing beginners to hunting under adult supervision across the state.
- 23Mule deer spotted roaming the Santa Monica Mountains▼See mule deer that roam in Santa Monica Mountains
Mule deer are being featured roaming the Santa Monica Mountains near Ventura County, offering a glimpse of local wildlife in the rugged range northwest of Los Angeles. The images highlight the animals that live in the mountain habitat, drawing attention from readers interested in the region's native species and open spaces.
- 24Girard police warn of increased fall wildlife activity▼Girard police warn of increased wildlife activity during fall months
Police in Girard are warning residents to expect more wildlife activity around the city as fall sets in, when animals such as deer move more often through populated areas in search of food. Authorities are urging drivers to stay alert, especially at dawn and dusk, and to report any encounters or injured animals rather than approaching them.
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Drivers in Park City, Utah have struck deer on local roads, and an elk carcass has also been reported in the area, according to the Park Record. The incidents highlight the seasonal hazard of wildlife on roadways around the mountain community, where deer and elk regularly cross highways, particularly during darker winter hours.
- 26Henry Alex Rubin's Semper Fi Flops With Viewers▼🎬 # SemperFi Di certo un film che non brilla per originalità. La prima parte, una sorta di "Il cacciatore" versione disc
A viewer has posted a negative review of Semper Fi, the 2019 drama directed by Henry Alex Rubin, giving it 4.5 out of 10. The reviewer calls the film unoriginal, describing its first act as a discount version of The Deer Hunter, and criticises the ending as weak and banal. The film follows a Marine sergeant and runs about 100 minutes.
- 27Firefighters Rescue Deer Trapped Amid Storm●Amid the storm, firefighters got an unusual call: A trapped deer
Firefighters responded to an unusual call during a storm: a deer that had become trapped. Crews rescued the animal and the story has drawn attention as a lighter moment amid severe weather coverage. Residents shared the rescue widely as an example of emergency services helping animals as well as people during the storm.
- 28Firefighters rescue deer trapped in nor'easter▼A deer was trapped amid nor’easter emergencies. Firefighters saved her.
Firefighters rescued a deer that became trapped during emergencies caused by a nor'easter storm. The rescue, reported by The Washington Post, highlights how the severe winter storm affected not only residents but also wildlife caught in dangerous conditions as crews worked through storm-related calls.
- 29Tremont extended deer hunting applications open October 1●Tremont extended deer hunting applications open Oct. 1
Applications for Tremont's extended deer hunting season will open on October 1. The Maine town is making the permit process available to hunters seeking to take part in the extended season, as reported by the Mount Desert Islander. Residents and hunters looking to participate will need to submit their applications starting that date.
- 30Deer River School District 2026 Election Guide Published●Deer River School District 2026 Election Guide
Minnesota public radio station KAXE has published an election guide for the Deer River School District's 2026 elections. The guide is intended to help local voters in the northern Minnesota district understand the candidates and ballot questions ahead of the vote. No further details about the races or candidates were provided.
- 31Kentucky deer feeding rules during hunting season explained●Can you feed deer in Kentucky? Feeding rules explained during hunting season
Kentucky residents are being reminded of the state's rules on feeding deer, with the Courier-Journal outlining what is and is not allowed during hunting season. Feeding wildlife can be restricted in some areas, particularly where it may concentrate deer or affect hunting activity. Regulations can vary, and wildlife officials encourage checking current state guidance before putting out feed.
- 32Soluna And Bitdeer Expand Texas Bitcoin Mining Deal By 7 MW●Soluna And Bitdeer Add 7 MW To Texas Bitcoin Mining Deal
Soluna and Bitdeer have added 7 megawatts of capacity to their bitcoin mining agreement in Texas, deepening an existing partnership between the renewable-power data center operator and the crypto mining firm. The expansion signals continued growth in Texas's large-scale mining sector, though further details on timing and financial terms were not disclosed.