Deer

The Missouri State Highway Patrol is reminding drivers that deer are more active and can create hazards for motorists this time of year.

Hunters can contract Tuberculosis from deer.

A Sedalia man was injured after he hit a deer on the roadway Monday night.

A Sedalia driver ended upside down after she swerved to avoid a deer on Friday evening.

Kelly G. Carver was the driver of a Mercury on Route W when the vehicle struck a deer in the roadway, ran off the right side of the roadway and struck a tree.

A 17-year old Green Ridge resident was injured Friday evening in a one-vehicle wreck on Route Y.

A 24-year old woman from North Carolina was injured in a one-vehicle accident in Johnson County late Friday night.

A 72-year-old man suffered serious injuries in a Benton County accident on Saturday afternoon.

The Missouri Department of Conservation plans mandatory inspections of deer killed in 29 counties during the opening weekend of the November firearms season as part of an effort to battle a deadly deer disease.

A Clinton man was treated for minor injuries after his motorcycle and another vehicle struck a deer Sunday night in Johnson County.