Child Abduction

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Polly Klaas. Elizabeth Smart. Megan Kanka. The names are synonymous with a parent's worst nightmare: a child snatched by a stranger from the safety of her own home.

Now, police in Tucson, Ariz., are trying to determine what happened to 6-year-old Isabel Mercedes Celis. Her parents say they awoke on Saturday to find her missing. Police said a window was open with the screen pushed aside.

While officers are investigating all possibilities in her disappearance, experts say, abduction from the home is relatively rare, with just over 18 children taken each year.

FARMINGTON -- Women in Business recently presented a $10,000 check to Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff to benefit the Utah Amber Alert Program.

The businesswomen have now raised more than $25,000 for the child abduction alert plan, according to a news release. As tax dollars are not used to support the Amber Alert, Women in Business has raised the entire budget for the program during the past four years.

OGDEN -- Police in Ogden no longer think about placing photos on milk cartons to find juveniles who are missing or have run away.

Instead, they use social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter to help determine their whereabouts, said Lt. Scott Conley, head of the Ogden Police Department's Selective Enforcement Division.

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- Bonneville County authorities say a 10-year-old Idaho Falls girl who was the subject of an Amber Alert has been found safe.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The reported sightings have come from as far as California, people just certain they’ve spotted the blond-haired Kansas City baby whose cherubic face has been printed on fliers and circulated on national television programs since her disappearance three weeks ago.