North Dakota Registry Lists Four Missing Children in September

Four more children have been reported missing in September (2026), according to the state's missing persons registry. They were last seen in Mandan, Minot, Morton County, and West Fargo. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Please take at the list below and see if any names or information sound familiar; let's try to get these kids home.

The website is updated regularly with photos of the missing individuals and contact information to investigating agencies. According to MissingPersons.nd.gov, these children have been reported missing this month.

Missing Children in North Dakota September 2026

1. EVANS, DEAJAYAH A
Current Age: 16
Race: BLACK
Sex: FEMALE
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 130 LBS
Eye Color: BROWN
Hair Color: BLACK
Last Seen: 09/01/2026
Investigating Agency: WEST FARGO POLICE DEPARTMENT (701) 515-5500

2. MUELLER, MAKAI MASON
Current Age: 17
Race: WHITE
Sex: FEMALE
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 126 LBS
Eye Color: BROWN
Hair Color: BROWN
Last Seen: 09/02/2026
Investigating Agency: MANDAN POLICE DEPARTMENT (701) 667-3250

3. HOOK, JAMES JOHN
Current Age: 16
Race: WHITE
Sex: MALE
Height: 5' 3"
Weight: 150 LBS
Eye Color: BLUE
Hair Color: BROWN
Last Seen: 09/03/2026
Investigating Agency: MORTON COUNTY SHERIFF (701) 667-3330

4. HOWARD, CAMERON STEVEN
Current Age: 13
Race: BLACK
Sex: MALE
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 120 LBS
Eye Color: BROWN
Hair Color: BROWN
Last Seen: 09/11/2026
Investigating Agency: MINOT POLICE DEPARTMENT (701) 852-0111

Keep in mind, official details surrounding the disappearances have not been released, so it could be that a child ran away, was kidnapped, or a child has not been returned after visiting another parent or family member.

It seems every month we get a handful of new missing children in our state, and it's truly unthinkable that this continues to happen. No matter the situation, these children need to be found, especially with some as young as 13 years old. If you have any information on the above-listed children, please contact the authorities.