Emily Pike, the 14-year-old who was found brutally murdered in February, was reportedly sexually assaulted on the San Carlos ...

Emily Pike was a smiling, cheerful child. Then she was sexually assaulted. And all the tribal agencies involved were unable to protect her.

The family of Emily Pike says if a previous sexual assault claim was investigated that maybe her murder could have been avoided.

Relatives question whether the criminal justice system failed Emily Pike in 2023 after she reported she was sexually assaulted while living on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation.

The horrific murder of 14-year-old Emily Pike early this year still haunts the people of the San Carlos Apache Nation and has brought urgency to the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous ...

When Emily Pike left her group home in late January, she simply wanted to go home. Two months later, she finally returned to Peridot, Arizona, on the San Carlos Apache Reservation. Emily's brother ...

A San Carlos Apache Tribe member and Globe woman is pushing to get the word out there about 14-year-old Emily Pike and her ...

It was unknown if Emily Pike made it home or how close she got. On Feb. 14, her dismembered remains were found in a pair of heavy-duty trash bags.

Community and tribal actions intensify following the murder of Emily Pike, a 14-year-old member of the San Carlos Apache ...

The San Carlos Apache tribe wants state leaders to launch an investigation and implement stricter regulations for ...

The mural of Emily Pike is on a large water tank that can be seen off U.S. Route 70 near a Bashas’ grocery store in Peridot. San Carlos Apache artist Myron Starr said when he learned about Emily ...