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Korean Tourists Vanish in Northern Arizona
Authorities in northern Arizona are looking for members of a Korean family who seem to have vanished. Jiyeon Lee, Taehee Kim, and Junghee Kim were tourists, traveling from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas. The GPS from their rental car, a white 2024 BMW, last pinged on March 13. That ping was around the same time and place where a winter storm caused a deadly pile-up of almost two dozen cars. Authorities are still working to identify all the cars involved in that incident.