A groundbreaking podcast, Untold Stories: Black and Missing, spearheaded by the visionary duo Derrica Wilson and Natalie Wilson of BAMFI Enterprises, sheds light on the overlooked narratives of Black missing individuals.

US Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tennessee), Metro Police Chief John Drake, the director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations, NFL alumni, and others met on Wednesday to discuss ways to combat the trafficking of minority children in Tennessee.

When Latricia Hartley realized her daughter went missing, she did what any parent would do. She called the police.

The 19-year-old was last seen walking away from a Greyhound bus station in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kansas City Police posted on social media asking for the public’s help in finding T’Montez Hurt, 19, of St. Louis, who went missing on February 1.

Ten years ago, D.C. police sent the first Amber Alert in a case that will never be forgotten in Washington.

Laura Coates investigates the 2003 disappearances of two men of color in Naples, Florida.

Relisha Rudd was last seen in March 2014 after a janitor at the D.C. homeless shelter where she lived took her. Her disappearance altered practices and people.

As investigators confront the mystique surrounding a recent dismemberment case, advocates say the threats facing Black women are no mystery.

In a landmark move to address racial disparities in missing persons cases, California passed the nation's first Ebony Alert system.