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Arizona officials are working to determine whether additional human remains discovered in the debris of a fatal pileup crash on Interstate 40 on March 13 are those of the South Korean family who ...

Jiyeon Lee, 33; Taehee Kim, 59; and Junghee Kim, 54, were traveling in Arizona when their South Korean family lost contact ...

The case of three South Korean family members who went missing following a trip to the Grand Canyon has made the news in their home country. The Arizona Republic found multiple South Korean online ...

The South Korean family was driving from the Grand Canyon area to Las Vegas, the sheriff's office said. Deputies have said that they do not suspect foul play in the family's disappearance.

A trio of South Korean tourists disappeared during a road trip between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas, according to Arizona officials. Jiyeon Lee, 33, Taehee Kim, 59, and Junghee Kim, 54 ...

A South Korean family has gone missing during their road trip from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas. Authorities, following a detected phone signal near a major interstate accident, have conducted ...

The family was on their way to Las Vegas from the Grand Canyon when they disappeared, the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office reportedly said. A South Korean family reportedly went missing after a ...

Jiyeon Lee, 33, her mother Taehee Kim, 59, and aunt Junghee Kim, 54, were on vacation and travelling from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas ... of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles said they ...