New Mexico governor signs bill to provide ‘turquoise alert’ when Native Americans go missing
New Mexico's governor has signed a bill to create a “turquoise alert" for missing Native Americans in New Mexico.
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New Mexico bill would provide ‘turquoise’ safety alert when Native Americans go missing
The bill responds to a troubling number of disappearances and killings in Indian Country — and would allow law enforcement to quickly share information about Native Americans who go missing.
TVS Apache Celebrates 20 Years, Surpasses 6 Million Sales Milestone
TVS Motor Company has achieved a new milestone for its flagship motorcycle brand, Apache. The bike has completed its 20 years ...
Human scalp seized in 2022 at Fairfield auction house repatriated to New Mexico tribe
A human scalp seized in 2022 from Poulin Antiques and Auctions Inc. in Fairfield was repatriated March 10 to the Mescalero Apache Tribe in New Mexico, federal officials said. The scalp, which had been ...
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Prayers, tears and calls to action at vigil for Native American teen killed in Arizona
The death of 14-year-old Emily Pike of the San Carlos Apache Nation has rocked the Native American community. From Mesa, ...
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New Mexico bill would provide ‘turquoise’ safety alert when Native Americans go missing
Arizona lawmakers are considering their own alert system as the brutal death of San Carlos Apache teenager Emily Pike reverberates through Native American communities. New Mexico has 23 federally ...
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San Carlos Apache teenager’s death reverberates throughout Indian Country
PHOENIX (AP) — From heartbreak and devastation to outrage, Emily Pike’s tragic death is stirring heavy emotions and spotlighting a crisis that has long plagued Native American communities ...