Saturday marks day eight in the search for Travis Decker. He is the Wenatchee man accused of kidnapping and killing his three young daughters. Authorities are focusing in on the Cascade Mountains. The Enchantments are shut down until further notice.

Law enforcement in Washington continued the manhunt for Travis Decker, wanted in connection with the deaths of his three daughters.

LEAVENWORTH, Wash. — In the rugged foothills near Leavenworth, a quiet mountain community is now the epicenter of the manhunt for Travis Decker, a former Army Ranger suspected of killing his three daughters.

Hundreds of law enforcement personnel are continuing the search for the Wenatchee man wanted for the murder of his three daughters.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson is using emergency funding and the resources from the National Guard to aid in the search for Travis Decker.

The Washington National Guard has been deployed in the manhunt for a survivalist father accused of killing his three young daughters.

National Guard assets are being deployed in Washington state to expand the search for Travis Decker, who is accused of killing his three young daughters, Gov. Bob Ferguson, D-Wash., confirmed Saturday.

Authorities have uncovered new leads in the search for Travis Decker, the Chelan County man accused of killing his three young daughters.

Now stretching from the Enchantments to the North Cascades, the manhunt raises new questions: Could Decker survive in the wild for days, even weeks?