Help Bring Alyssa Evans Home Safely

Alyssa Evans, 15, has been missing from Anchorage since August 31, 2026. Authorities say she may have traveled to Bethel, Alaska. She has multiple piercings.

The Anchorage Police Department is asking for help locating Alyssa. Anyone with information is urged to contact investigators.

Missing Alaska Native Women and Girls: The Numbers

Alyssa’s case comes amid a broader concern involving missing Indigenous people. According to the FBI, 10,248 missing-person entries involving American Indian and Alaska Native people were recorded nationwide in 2024. Of those entries, 5,614 involved females, including 4,179 involving girls under age 18.

These are reports, not necessarily unique individuals, because one person may be reported missing more than once. The U.S. Department of the Interior reported approximately 1,485 active missing-person records for American Indian and Alaska Native people nationwide as of June 30, 2026.

In Alaska, the Department of Public Safety says environmental factors are believed to play a role in more than 75% of missing-person cases involving Alaska Native or American Indian people. These figures cover broader populations and circumstances; they are not counts of Alaska Native girls alone.

How to Help

If you have information that could help locate Alyssa, contact:

• Anchorage Police Department: (907) 786-8900
• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, 24-hour hotline: 1-800-843-5678
• Emergency: Call 911.

View Alyssa’s official missing-child poster or submit a tip through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Please share Alyssa’s information so it can reach more people. Someone may recognize her or know something that could help investigators bring her home safely.

Sources

• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children: Alyssa Evans, Missing Child Poster
• Federal Bureau of Investigation: 2024 Missing American Indian and Alaska Native Persons Data
• U.S. Department of the Interior: Indian Country Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Crisis
• Alaska Department of Public Safety: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Persons
• Alaska Department of Public Safety: Quarterly Missing Indigenous Persons Report, Q2 2026

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