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A vehicle belonging to missing Daniel Robinson was found in a ravine by a rancher in late June, Buckeye Police officials announced on July 21.

The search for missing Arizona man and geologist, Daniel Robinson, is expanding to nearby cities such as Phoenix, Goodyear and Buckeye, after six months of searching in the desert.

Human remains were found by a volunteer searching for missing Buckeye man, Daniel Robinson, on Nov. 6. Evidence found near the remains is leading investigators to believe the remains may not belong to Robinson.

On July 31, a human skull was found in an area south of where Robinson's vehicle was recovered, however, it was later determined that the human remains did not belong to Robinson.

FOX 10 first reported on Daniel Robinson's disappearance in late June. According to Buckeye Police officials at the time, Robinson was last seen in the area of Sun Valley Parkway and Cactus Road on June 23.

Daniel Robinson, who was last seen in June 2021, would have celebrated his 25th birthday on Jan. 14, and his father was preparing to search the desert for his son.

A special three-day search effort was conducted for missing Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson after going missing close to two years ago. We have those details on the extensive search.

It's been a year since Arizona geologist Daniel Robinson went missing in the Sonoran Desert. His father, along with dozens of volunteers, have scoured the area as the case has garnered a national following.

The Buckeye Police Department released an updated missing persons report for geologist Daniel Robinson who disappeared in June 2021. In the updated report, investigators released information not yet previously made public.

It has been two years since a Phoenix area geologist went missing, and on the two-year anniversary of Daniel Robinson's disappearance, his father held a virtual vigil to recognize his son, as well as dozens of other missing people in the U.S.