Black bears aren't the only creatures making a comeback in Ohio. Sandhill cranes are also growing in number. And that's good news.

Sandhill cranes, once gone from Ohio, are making a comeback with a slowly growing population. The 2026 Midwest Crane Count reported 344 sandhill cranes in Ohio, a decrease from 2025 attributed to bad ...

Complete Guide to the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge in Mississippi, including things to do, history, nearby lodging and camping, directions, and so much more. 🏨Hotels and ...

You won’t have to strain your neck to get a gander at some of Tucson’s latest winter visitors. A record number of sandhill cranes — about 42,200 of the migratory birds — have descended on southeast ...

University of Wisconsin students are frequently sighting cranes roaming around campus, with some cranes even making use of the sidewalks. The cranes, specifically sandhill cranes, are making ...

Every year, Nebraska’s Platte River becomes a corridor of motion and sound as sandhill cranes arrive from the south. By mid- to late February 2026, the first birds are likely to be circling low over ...

Sandhill cranes — enormous birds that have soared Earth’s skies since the Pleistocene — are finally showing up by the thousands in the Sulphur Springs Valley south of Willcox after making only spotty ...

WAVERLY, Ohio (WXIX) - In a rare and extraordinary decision, an Ohio appeals court ordered new sentencing hearings for two people convicted in the 2016 Pike County massacre. “The trial court abused ...