National program will probe missing, murdered Indigenous

Oklahoma will become the first state to launch a pilot program aimed at investigating missing and murdered Indigenous peoples. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorneys Trent Shores and Brian Kuester at a press conference Monday in Tulsa. Five other U.S.

Advocates address task force on missing, murdered Indigenous

Chickasha resident Carmen Klinekole had a ready answer Friday afternoon for how federal officials can help address the rate of missing and murdered Indigenous people. Send trained help who actually care about the task, she begged.

Bills to address Oklahoma’s missing, murdered Indigenous

OKLAHOMA CITY — Several measures have been filed for the state legislature’s upcoming session in an attempt to address Oklahoma’s rate of missing and murdered Indigenous people.