After two years of deer overrunning Tega Cay, city leaders are going to address the problem at the level of reproduction. Starting this...

Data shows Tega Cay has spent about $42,000 to kill fewer than 40 deer as part of its wildlife management program.

Dear Neighbors, As spring unfolds and nature reawakens, it's a beautiful time to enjoy the outdoors. However, amidst the blossoming...

Tega Cay neighbors were sent a 22-question survey to manage the city’s deer population.

Officials for the city of 13,000 people plan to reduce the deer population by 80 deer with a sharpshooter.

Tega Cay, South Carolina has long been attractive to people looking to escape the city and live alongside nature.

Debate continues in Tega Cay over what to do about the city’s growing deer population.

Tega Cay Wildlife Conservation Society presents another option to sharp shooting called PZP.

Scott Shirley said the city is moving forward with the sharpshooter plan with one contractor and a team of two to three shooters.