In a desert community north of Tucson, the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has prompted ongoing concern and focused investigative efforts. Authorities have stated that available information suggests the 84-year-old did not leave her home on her own. Officials noted her limited mobility, clear awareness, and the absence of indicators that she wandered away as factors guiding their assessment.
Investigators have designated the residence as part of an active investigation and are carefully gathering information from the scene. The Pima County Sheriff’s Department has confirmed that teams are reviewing security footage, collecting evidence, and speaking with neighbors to establish a clearer timeline. Sheriff Chris Nanos emphasized that the matter is being handled with seriousness and attention to detail as authorities continue their work.
Search and investigative resources remain in use, including camera reviews and community outreach. During this time, Savannah Guthrie has stepped away from her role on the Today to focus on her family. She has shared messages asking for support and awareness, underscoring the importance of timely information and community cooperation.
Savannah has described her mother as a deeply valued and caring person, and the family has expressed appreciation for the concern shown by the public. As the investigation continues, authorities encourage anyone with relevant information to come forward. Community members and officials remain hopeful that continued vigilance and cooperation will lead to clarity and a safe resolution.