A Herald-Tribune readers offers another view on the idea of eating animals killed on Sarasota's roadways.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dead deer hit by a car lying by the road with motion blurred vehicle, U.S. Highway 14, Wyoming, USA. (Photo by Maciej Bledowski / ...

“It really is a sin to waste that good meat when there’s no reason to, when it could be salvaged and somebody could use it.” more Those are the words of Montana State Senator Larry Jent, quoted at ...

Is it legal (and healthy) to eat roadkill in Florida? If you see a dead animal on the side of the road (or you hit one ...

Oregon established a law in 2019 allowing people to salvage animals that have been killed in auto collisions, but with conditions. The state only allows deer and elk to be salvaged. The heads and ...

Every collision between a vehicle and a deer is, in a sense, a failure of vision. Deer crashes are rampant at dusk: those liminal hours when the wild world moves and human drivers, racing home from ...

Hungry? Roadkill maybe for dinner. In a flurry of bill signings last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 395 into law, making it legal to salvage and eat animals accidentally hit by drivers.

Can you eat roadkill in Tennessee? What about duel for office? We fact-check some of the state's strangest laws and legal myths.

The line between being a loud & proud responsible food consumer and grossing out friends with roadkill stories is thinner than a highway center line. The line between being a loud & proud responsible ...

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Roadkill: it’s what’s for dinner. At least in some homes in Oregon after a new law goes into effect with the new year. Starting Tuesday, Oregonians can harvest and eat roadkill. But like any law, ...