The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People Cold Case Unit was established within the Washington attorney general's ...

Community members shared stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives at a task force meeting to address ...

The Port Angeles Police Department says that a woman was sentenced to 13 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murder ...

The nation’s first cold case unit dedicated to homicide and missing persons cases involving Native American victims has ...

American Anthropologist will soon publish a new article titled "Archiving Futurity within the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Crisis," co-authored by Dr. Lindsay Martel Montgomery, Heather Law ...

The Senate unanimously approved legislation last week to address chronic staffing shortages in Tribal Law enforcement and ...

At the time, Port Angeles police identified Tina Marie Alcorn as a suspect but lacked enough evidence to charge her. But in ...

Cherokee Nation playwright and FSLT alum DeLanna Studi is the first Native finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.

More than nine years after the death of a Neah Bay man, a new cold case unit under the Washington Attorney General’s Office recently helped secure a murder conviction in the case.

A specialized group of advocates updated lawmakers on its plan to prevent violence against indigenous people. The Missing and ...

Scarbrough, while holding a photo of her daughter, spoke at the hearing in Madison in support of a Senate bill that would ...