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SACHSE, Texas — A flock of grackles has taken up residence in the parking lot of Sachse City Hall, dive-bombing staff and residents alike — and because the birds are federally protected, the city ...

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A flock of grackles has been attacking people walking in and out of Sachse City Hall. The city can't do much about it since grackles are protected under federal law. Woman is the only passenger on ...

The birds arrived as part of the normal annual migration, but their protective instincts quickly made them a force to be reckoned with. Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship: What to know ...

Yesterday, the city of Sachse warned residents that a particularly rambunctious family of grackles has taken up residence in a tree outside City Hall. That wouldn’t be bad if they were just, you know, ...

The Trump administration, which took a noninterventionist approach to artificial intelligence, is now discussing imposing oversight on A.I. models before they are made publicly available. By Tripp ...

You’ve probably seen them: Glossy black, mid-sized birds with bright yellow eyes and a brazen attitude. They’re grackles, and they live where humans like to be, hoping for handouts, picking through ...

A grackle with leucism, a genetic condition causing the feathers on its head to turn white, was recently feeding in Karry Kyllo’s backyard for several days just north of East Grand Forks. Kyllo says ...

Common grackles are widespread across much of North America and are the only grackle species that nests in Maine. Credit: Courtesy of Bob Duchesne Today’s column is inspired by a common mistake ...

Last week, I wrote about the red-winged blackbird, one of the first migratory species to arrive in our area in the spring, characterizing their great flocks as the vanguard of an approaching army, ...