State transportation crews have picked up 4,249 dead deer from state roads and interstate highways this year as of Oct. 31.

A total of 6,762 dead deer were collected from state highways in 2017, according to the Department of Transportation.

New Jersey allows licensed hunters to hunt deer under regulations. In 2016, 49,246 deer were harvested under current conservation levels. In comparison, hunters killed 77,444 deer in 2000.

Oh deer! A homeowner in New Jersey was shocked when he ran into an intruder in his house.

A deer crash-landed in a driver’s lap after falling from a New Jersey overpass, police said. It happened at about 7:40 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27, as a driver was heading south on Route 21 in ...

A deer rescued in dramatic fashion from a New Jersey pond after spending at least a day stranded on the ice not only has a new lease on life, it has a new family.

A deer with a globe on his head was saved by animal rescuers after the critter’s herd abandoned him in the woods of New Jersey, officials say.

In November, a well-loved deer named Melvin from Andover attacked a man the morning of his wedding, and then another person two weeks later.

A New Jersey driver narrowly avoided death Monday morning when a deer she struck smashed through her windshield and landed in the back seat of the vehicle.

A driver suffered minor injuries when a deer fell from an overpass above and crashed through his windshield on Route 21 in Clifton, New Jersey.