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Years after landmark study, number of missing Natives in Nebraska has nearly doubled - Vimarsana News

Years after landmark study, number of missing Natives in Nebraska has nearly doubled

The number of reported cases of missing Indigenous people in Nebraska has jumped from 23 in 2020 to 43 in 2024.

Years after landmark study, number of missing Natives in Nebraska has nearly doubled - Vimarsana News

Years after landmark study, number of missing Natives in Nebraska has nearly doubled

The number of reported cases of missing Indigenous people in Nebraska has jumped from 23 in 2020 to 43 in 2024.

Susan Marable went missing in Yakima in 1991. Investigators are looking for clues - Vimarsana News

Susan Marable went missing in Yakima in 1991. Investigators are looking for clues

Susan Marable was last seen in Yakima in April 23, 1991. Her family and police hope someone comes forward with information that could help solve the mystery of her disappearance.

Native advocates celebrate passage of bill to address Alaska's MMIP crisis - Vimarsana News

Native advocates celebrate passage of bill to address Alaska's MMIP crisis

Alaska Native groups say they've worked for years to get agencies to address the state's high rate of missing and murdered Indigenous people.

Native advocates celebrate passage of bill to address Alaska's MMIP crisis - Vimarsana News

Native advocates celebrate passage of bill to address Alaska's MMIP crisis

Various Alaska Native groups say they've worked for years to get state and local law enforcement to address the state's high rate of missing and murdered Indigenous people. They're hoping SB 151, passed in the final hours of the session, will help solve outstanding cases and prevent new ones.

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