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AAA just released its list of the 20 most dangerous SouthCoast towns for deer strikes. Find out where local drivers face the highest risk this fall.

It's that time of year again.  As I drive home to my house tucked away deep in the forest, I inevitably see groups of hunters walking into or exiting the woods, especially when it's late in the afternoon/early evening.  That's when the target of their attention is the most active.  White-t...

Mass.gov states that since fall is the breeding season for both moose and white-tailed deer, MassWildlife reminds motorists to be mindful of increased deer and moose activity, especially during early morning and evening hours.

Five years ago this week marked one of the most memorable moments of Mark Jardin's life. The Dartmouth bus driver was on Chase Road, in the middle of his morning route, when a deer was hit by another driver and was sent careening through Jardin's windshield...

One SouthCoast town is far and away the leader for deer strikes. Can you guess which one?

A Westport man spotted a rare piebald deer in his backyard, marking the second sighting of the unique animal in the town since 2022.

The number of Massachusetts car accidents involving deer is soaring, and a startling majority of those crashes is taking place right here on the SouthCoast. A spokesperson for AAA Southern New England says that last year saw the biggest jump in deer crashes in 20 years...

Wildlife officials are warning residents to not keep wild deer as pets as they continue to search for deer wearing a collar.

The deer population on the SouthCoast is booming, and here are the towns where you're most likely to hit one with your car.

It is breeding season for deer and moose in Massachusetts, increasing the odds you may find them wandering into the road during early morning and evening hours.