The San Carlos Apache tribe wants state leaders to launch an investigation and implement stricter regulations for ...

Norman says the Bureau of Indian Affairs assigned him an investigator. But after search dogs and posting flyers turned up ...

Community and tribal actions intensify following the murder of Emily Pike, a 14-year-old member of the San Carlos Apache ...

The San Carlos Apache Tribe is requesting that state officials tighten regulations on group homes to prevent another tragedy.

Emily Pike's brutal death has sparked outrage on social media and a resurgence of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People movement.

San Carlos Apache Tribe leaders are calling for an investigation into the murder of a 14-year-old girl and reforms to prevent any more.

The San Carlos Apache Reservation is offering a $75,000 reward ... You can also reach the Bureau of Indian Affairs Special Agent at 505-917-7830 or the San Carlos Apache Tribal Police Detective ...

The Mescalero Apache Fire Rescue provided an update on the fire, estimating its size at two acres now, and stating that a fire line has been completed and all forward progressing has been stopped.

The San Carlos Apache tribe is now offering a $75,000 reward for information that helps police track down the killer. Emily’s family hopes that this reward encourages anyone who knows anything ...

The memorial service for Emily Pike, 14, came two months after she ran away from her Mesa group home. Her body was found ...

SAN CARLOS, AZ — The San Carlos Apache Tribe held a vigil for Emily Pike on Saturday, who was reported missing out of a Mesa group home and was found weeks later dismembered off the US 60 ...

San Carlos Apache in Arizona wants state leaders to launch ... lived in a group home in Mesa. San Carlos Tribe’s Social Services Department placed her at Sacred Journey, Inc., a residential ...