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A Turquoise Alert will now be issued when there's a report of a missing endangered person, including Native Americans, people under age 65 and others.

Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Thursday that the new Turquoise Alert System is now online. The system is designed to help locate missing Indigenous or endangered persons.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and DPS officials announced t he launch of the Arizona Turquoise Alert on July 10. The system will operate the same way as Amber and Silver Alerts, but with an ...