The Navajo County Sheriff's Office issued a Silver Alert for 75-year-old Karen Blaine, who is missing and may be disoriented due to a medical condition. She was last seen in Show Low, Arizona.

The Justice Department's Election Threats Task Force takes action in four cases of threats against election workers to reinforce the government's commitment to protecting democracy.

Kyler Renner was sentenced to two years in prison for assault and drug-related crimes, including an attack in a Gilbert parking garage and drug distribution.

A Colorado man pleaded guilty to threatening election officials and faces up to five years in prison with the sentencing set for February 3rd. His case marks the 16th conviction by the Justice Department's Election Threats Task Force.

Marvin Jalo was arrested for plotting to attack the Phoenix Pride Festival. Officials, including the FBI, thwarted the plan. Jalo faces serious charges under a Grand Jury indictment.

A teen in Glendale avoided a predator by giving her mother's number instead of her own. Police arrested the man after he persistently tried to meet, thinking he was texting the teen. He faces charges for attempting to lure a minor.

Two children died in a crash on Loop 202 in Mesa after a pickup truck hit a tow truck. The children were in seatbelts; a third child and the driver, their mother, were injured but survived.

A driver was arrested after ramming police SUVs in Tempe and fleeing, with the confrontation caught on video. Officers sustained minor injuries and the suspect's identity and charges are pending investigation.

The Phoenix City Council voted to reinstall red light cameras to improve traffic safety, with concerns over privacy and efficiency raised by some members.

Jeffrey Michael Kelly was arrested for shooting at a DNC office in Tempe and possessing an arsenal of over 120 guns and 250,000 rounds of ammunition at his home.

An Arizona detention officer, Jesse Wilburn Sr., was arrested for allegedly assaulting a family member in Paulden. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to his arrest on charges of assault and disorderly conduct.

An Alabama man received a 30-month prison sentence for sending threatening messages to the Maricopa County Elections Office.

A man was arrested for attaching razor-blade lined bags of white powder to political signs and shooting at the DNC office in Tempe, causing community alarm and raising concerns over political hostility.