Staffing Shortages Hinder Bureau’s Missing and Murdered Unit Efforts
September 16, 2026
The Missing and Murdered Unit faces staffing issues, causing delays in cases and leaving families without support.
The Missing and Murdered Unit faces staffing issues, causing delays in cases and leaving families without support.
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Pioneering geologist Major L.F. Brady found Devonian Period Placoderm fossils on Mt. Elden, a key museum collection.
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Democratic candidate Amish Shah claims endorsement from the “Arizona Independent Party,” which legally doesn’t exist.
Human remains discovered on Colorado River weeks after a Grand Canyon flash flood; search continues for Tim Smith.
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The California condor, North America’s largest bird, will be released into the wild near the Arizona-Utah border.
