A new reward structure is in place for certain unsolved cases. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is offering at least $25,000 for information about missing or killed individuals. This change affects over 50 cases in tribal communities, with most occurring in the last decade.

Some cases remain unsolved after more than 20 years. Victims' families have expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the increased reward. They cite fear and distrust of the government as potential barriers to progress.

Further details about the cases and the reward are available from the source. The change is part of a broader effort to address violence in Native American communities.