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A deer found dead near Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor was not killed as part of the city's recent deer cull, according to the city.

Daniel Nadelman, a University of Michigan medical student, said last week there was a...

As per the City's website, there will be a special City Council session on Monday, November 14 at 7 p.m. to hold a public hearing regarding Ann Arbor's deer management plan, the proposed contract with White Buffalo and NatureWrite and funding deer management in Ann Arb...

Ann Arbor could end up spending more than $250,000 on deer management efforts in 2017.

The city's staff presented updated budget calculations at a City Council work session Monday night, Oct. 24, showing $258,545 in expected costs if the city carries out a combination l...

Council Member Chuck Warpehoski, who supports conducting annual culls to reduce the city's deer population, is defending his seat against challenger Kevin Leeser, who doesn't believe killing deer should be a city priority.

"We have bigger fish to fry right now than deer...

 [Excerpt from OpEd on M-Live. See the full OpEd here.]

Ann Arbor is not just conducting a deer cull. It is an urban cull, which is inherently more complicated than hunts or culls in rural areas. Culling in town, close to dense populations, raises practical issues inc...