Hundreds of people are reported missing every day in the United States, but most never get national attention.

When discussing the crisis of missing persons, particularly in communities of color, the shadow of domestic violence looms large.

Advocates say the Ebony Alert is critical to help police investigate the disproportionate disappearances of Black youths. But given early challenges, critics say it needs work.

Josh Mankiewicz reports on the 2017 disappearance and murder of Akia Eggleston in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. tells News 3 their “Law Enforcement Best Practices Guide for Missing Persons Investigations” can help agencies increase empathy and urgency.

Shy’Kemmia Pate was last seen near her home in Unadilla, Georgia, on September 4, 1998. She was 8 years old.

BAMFI's Founder's Natalie Wilson and Derrica Wilson talk with Elizabeth Smart on NewsNation.

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.