One of the wild horses that roam free on the Outer Banks in North Carolina has died after being hit by a vehicle on Monday.

A wild stallion was struck and killed by a vehicle an hour before dawn on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, according to ...

A 10-year-old Corolla wild stallion named Francisco was fatally struck on Sandpiper Road. CURRITUCK COUNTY, N.C. — A ...

A driver struck and killed a wild horse Monday morning in Corolla on the Outer Banks. The driver called 911 to report the ...

A wild horse in Corolla was reportedly struck by a car early Monday morning. A driver called 911 at around 5am to report that ...

What is known is that the horse, a 10-year-old wild stallion named Francisco, succumbed to injuries sustained in the strike.

More and more tourists are coming to the Outer Banks, which brings more people to Corolla, home to about 110 wild horses, but ...

COROLLA, N.C. – A mare and her foal are safe after a ladder became stuck around the horse’s neck this morning. The Corrolla Wild Horse Fund says around 10:30 a.m., staff got multiple reports ...

NC wild horses turn to Currituck Sound, natural watering holes to keep cool According to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, the horses can drink between five to 15 gallons of water each day.

Donner, a roughly 2-year-old Outer Banks wild horse, was found dead Wednesday. According to a Facebook post from the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, the colt likely was wounded during a fight with a ...

News Environment The story of Outer Banks wild horses has survived 500 years. Their future is not guaranteed. Only about 100 horses remain of the 5,000-6,000 estimated a century ago.