MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) — A runaway pet zebra that was on the loose for more than a week in Tennessee and became an internet sensation in the process was captured Sunday, authorities said.

A missing pet zebra, who became a viral sensation, was captured by police on Sunday, June 8, after roaming free in Tennessee for more than a week. He was 'airlifted and flown by helicopter back to ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. "Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend's out there." ...

If you see a zebra on the loose, don't call Brantley Gilbert. While the country singer does own a zebra, his was not the one that was running rampant through the streets of Tennessee.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — A pet zebra that went missing in Middle Tennessee has been found and rescued safely after multiple days on the loose, according to the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office ...

Should the zebra escape again, those who see the wild animal should contact the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office by calling 615-898-7770, Marchesoni said. Zebra causes May 31 traffic jam on I-24 ...

It then escaped into a wooded area, the sheriff's office said. The Ford family originally named the zebra Zeke, but as the public weighed in during the search, they decided to use the name Ed.

Donut Country offers free zebra-striped donuts with purchase on National Donut Day this Friday as the search for the elusive animal continues. MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WTVF) — A legacy donut shop in ...

Authorities still searching for Zebra on the loose in TN “Who owns a zebra, and can you do it,” Pitre asked. It turns out, you can own a zebra in Tennessee. It is a Class III species.

The zebra has inspired a song called "Ed The Zebra" by Michael Marcovich using Suno, an AI generated software. "I've got a pet zebra, and his name is Ed. He used to be in my backyard and in my shed.

An escaped zebra is still on the run in Tennessee, running through neighborhoods and even shutting down highways. NBC News' Kathy Park has the wild story behind the continued search for the zebra.