Oconomowoc police released body camera footage of an officer killing a Sandhill crane. Neighbors described the bird as a "nuisance" because it was causing damage to homes and vehicles. Neighbors ...

UPDATE: Sunday, 10:45 p.m. A Facebook post from WILD Florida Rescue reported the sandhill crane that was involved in a Titusville car crash Saturday, succumbed to injuries. The statement read in ...

OCONOMOWOC, Wis. (CBS 58) -- There is some concern and frustration in Oconomowoc after a protected sandhill crane was killed because it was deemed a nuisance.But law enforcement, crane experts ...

Oconomowoc police shot the sandhill crane on April 28, police said The police department verified the permit April 28 and shot the bird the same day, according to a redacted police report.

Oconomowoc police shot a Sandhill crane that had been causing damage to cars and homes. Sandhill cranes are a federally-protected migratory bird. Wisconsin DNR and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services ...

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — A Palm Beach Gardens woman reached out to us concerned about an injured sandhill crane in her community. "Friday, we were out here walking the fence line, and we saw ...

Sandhill cranes are one of the oldest living bird species, dating back as far as 2.5 million years. They have long legs, necks and bills, and they typically range from 34 to 38 inches in height ...

The increased population of sandhill cranes in Wisconsin has led to crane-caused crop damage estimated at $1.9 million annually, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

If the bill were to be passed and signed into law, a sandhill crane hunting season would need to be approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Mississippi and Atlantic Flyway councils ...

ALERT AS THE GREAT SANDHILL CRANE MIGRATION BEGINS. ROUGHLY 1 MILLION CRANES WILL CONVERGE ON CENTRAL NEBRASKA AS THEY MAKE THEIR WAY NORTH TO NEST FOR THE SUMMER. BUT IN INDIANA, THE BIRD FLU HAS ...

Sandhill crane numbers are three times as many needed to trigger a hunt, according to USFWS. Photo by Sandra Uecker / USFWS If approved, Wisconsin would join Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama in ...