Here is a new list of missing people from North Dakota:
- Missing: John Jacobson (ND)on January 20, 2022
John Jacobson, Age Now: 32, Missing: 11/16/1996. Missing From BISMARCK, ND. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Bismarck Police Department (North Dakota) 1-701-223-1212.
- Missing: Barbara Cotton (ND)on April 1, 2020
Barbara Cotton, Age Now: 58, Missing: 04/11/1981. Missing From WILLISTON, ND. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Williston Police Department (North Dakota) - Missing Persons Unit - 1-701-577-1212.
North Dakota Cold Case Database
- Officials searching for a missing diver in Florida recover another body insteadon May 15, 2024
On Wednesday, the sheriff's office said it was unaware of any other missing person reports matching the ... is about 60 miles north of West Palm Beach. Backyard death:5-year-old Colorado girl ...
- Mystery man’s body found during search for missing Florida diver — who family thinks may have blacked outon May 14, 2024
Nearly everything about the man remains a mystery: he does not match any missing person reports in the area ... a sporting goods store in North Palm Beach. He was last seen wearing a green wetsuit ...
- Different body found during search for missing Florida diveron May 14, 2024
The search for a missing Florida diver took a bizarre turn when the body of an unrelated person was discovered.
- Tornadoes tear through rural Oklahoma town struck twice in a span of weekson May 7, 2024
At least one death has been reported in Barnsdall, Oklahoma, which had been hit by a tornado five weeks ago on April 1. In Kansas, some areas were pelted by apple-sized hail.
- Cheyenne River Sioux member missing in Californiaon May 6, 2024
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — There is a search for a missing person in California who is a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe. The California Highway Patrol says 29-year-old True Clark was ...
- 'Much more to do' to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons, U.S. Attorney's Office sayson May 6, 2024
we know that one missing person case is too many," said Mac Schneider, U.S. attorney for the district of North Dakota. "Those who are missing from their communities and their families are top of ...
- 'Much more to do' to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons, US Attorney's Office sayson May 5, 2024
“As we continue to work with our partners to carry out Savanna’s Act and address this crisis, we know that one missing person case is too many," said Mac Schneider, U.S. attorney for the district of ...