A Native American tribe in southeastern Arizona is pushing for tighter regulations on group homes after 14-year-old Emily ...

Slain Arizona girl Emily Pike reportedly didn’t want to return to a Mesa group home, over a year before police found her murdered and dismembered. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Emily was last ...

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

The 14-year-old's wake and services are planned this weekend. Chairman Terry Rambler spoke with ABC15 one-on-one as the tribe pushes for change.

A missing persons report from Mesa Police reveals more information on 14-year-old Emily Pike who was found dismembered nearly 100 miles away from her last known location.

A Native American tribe in southeastern Arizona is urging stricter oversight of state-licensed group homes after police found 14-year-old Indigenous teen Emily Pike dismembered after fleeing a Mesa ...

The resolution also encouraged the Arizona Legislature to pass House Bill 2281, a bill that aims to create an AMBER ...

The San Carlos Apache Tribe is urging Arizona state officials to tighten regulations for state-licensed residential group ...

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

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office confirmed in addition to the murder of 14-year-old Emily Pike, they are investigating ...

More than 1,500 miles from where 14-year-old Emily Pike was found dead, dozens gathered at Paul Bunyan Park on Friday ...

Emily Pike was just 14 years old when was the victim of a horrendous crime. She went missing from her group home at the end of January.