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Startled from your bed just after midnight by a piercing alert? No, it wasn’t a lost child or an imminent flood, though you ...
The New Mexico State Police has advised that they are now sending out mobile alerts after a Silver or Turquoise Alert is ...
The New Mexico MMIP Task Force held a meeting to address the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people, focusing on ...
Just days after sending out the state's first turquoise alert, the Gallup Police Department issued a second one on Wednesday, July 16, for a 27-year-old woman named Krystal Thompson. After conducting ...
New Mexico State Police announced the agency will soon begin to send out Silver and Turquoise alerts to cellphones throughout the state in accordance with legislation that passed earlier this year.
Arizona leaders on Thursday announced the creation of the Turquoise Alert system to help authorities locate certain missing ...
The Turquoise Alert for missing Indigenous or endangered persons is now officially online, offering a vital tool to assist ...
The law takes full effect in September, but the alert system is being implemented early. PHOENIX — Arizona is using its new ...
Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Public Safety announced the launch of the new Turquoise Alert, a program ...
Originally billed as helping to find Native Americans who have gone missing, Arizona's new system can be used any time ...
Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs launched the Turquoise Alert to help find at-risk individuals, particularly in Tribal ...
A new alert announced yesterday, called the Turquoise Alert, was made to improve safety for indigenous peoples, and two local leaders support the new action.