The coming days could be key to locating Austin Tice, an American who disappeared in Syria 12 years ago, say U.S. officials and his family.

‘Top priority’: US renews push to find Austin Tice after al-Assad toppled The US journalist is believed to be among 135,000 people detained or disappeared by Syrian government during war.

The fall of the Bashar al-Assad and the mass liberation of numerous notorious prisons in Syria has brought renewed hope for the location and return of American Austin Tice, held captive for 12 years.

The family of Austin Tice, a former Marine turned journalist who was kidnapped by jihadist militants in 2012 while reporting in Syria, say he is still alive, citing a “significant source." ...

American journalist Austin Tice’s family members are pleading for his release from Syria after US officials confirmed they believe he is still alive more than 12 years after his capture.

There is a renewed push to get Americans stuck in Syria out of the country, including a journalist who has been held hostage for more than a decade.

President Biden and the family of Austin Tice, an American journalist who disappeared in Syria in 2012, said on Sunday that they believe that he is alive and could be returned to the United States ...

The U.S. government's top hostage negotiator is in Beirut this week to look for information about the whereabouts of a missing journalist.

Marc Tice, left, and Debra Tice, the parents of Austin Tice, a journalist who was kidnapped in Syria, update the media about their son's condition as they continue to push for his release, Friday ...

The family of Austin Tice, a former Marine turned journalist who was kidnapped by jihadist militants in 2012 while reporting in Syria, say he is still alive, citing a “significant source." ...

The collapse of Assad’s regime and the release of thousands of prisoners in the country are stoking new urgency around finding Tice, who disappeared 12 years ago.