Tess Ingram, Communications Manager for UNICEF Middle East and North Africa, is in the northern city where she witnessed people moving through the streets on donkeys, in cars, or by bicycle.

AMBER Alert issued for two missing children from Ingram Officials are looking for 10-year-old Mackenzy ... eyes. She was last seen wearing a white coat, gray pants, and slides. Tess Mavligit ...

Tess Ingram, Communications Manager for UNICEF Middle East and North Africa, is in the northern city where she witnessed people moving through the streets on donkeys, in cars, or by bicycle. “There's ...

An AMBER Alert has been issued for two children from Ingram, Texas. Tess Mavligit, 13, and Mackenzie June, 10, are missing from their home located in the 3500 block of Junction Highway in Ingram.

After playing The Jacksons' classic hit Blame It On The Boogie, Vernon told listeners that Tess appeared in the music video for Big Fun's version of the track. The 50-year-old quipped ...

Tess Ingram, Communications Manager for UNICEF Middle East and North Africa, is in the northern city where she witnessed people moving through the streets on donkeys, in cars, or by bicycle. "There's ...

She also called on “all parties” to “facilitate ... killed over the duration of this conflict,” UNICEF officer Tess Ingram told Jezebel. In addition to allowing humanitarian workers ...

An AMBER Alert issued for two missing children from Ingram has been canceled 10-year-old Mackenzy June and 13-year-old Tess Mavligit have been found safe The Kerr County Sheriff's Office was ...

Authorities have issued an Amber Alert for two missing children last seen in Ingram. The children were reported missing from ...

and Tess Mavligit, 13, were last seen at 3:04 p.m. Thursday at the 3500 block of Junction Highway Ingram. Mackenzy has brown eyes, blonde hair, stands at 4’0, and weighs 73 pounds. She was last ...

“Our teams continue to serve, even though they themselves have been impacted, forced to flee their homes,” she stated, reaffirming UNRWA ... and a severe lack of basic necessities. Tess Ingram, ...