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Savannah Guthrie thanked the public for support after her mother, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, was reported missing from her Tucson home. The family urged anyone with information to come forward as authorities continue an active search and investigation.
Latest details in the missing-person report
Authorities say Nancy Guthrie was last seen late on Saturday, Jan. 31. She was reported missing the following day around noon. Officials describe the circumstances at the home as deeply troubling.
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- Age and appearance: 84 years old, about 5’5″, 150 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes.
- Last known time: Family members last saw her between 9:30 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. on Saturday night.
- Investigation status: The Pima County Sheriff has said foul play cannot yet be ruled out.
How law enforcement is searching the area
Pima County investigators have mobilized multiple resources to locate Nancy Guthrie. Search teams are using both air and ground assets to comb the surrounding area.
- Search-and-rescue dogs are active on the ground.
- Drones, a helicopter and an airplane are assisting in aerial sweeps.
- Volunteers have joined official teams to expand the search perimeter.
What the family said and how to provide tips
In a statement shared with the media, Savannah Guthrie expressed gratitude for the outpouring of concern. She emphasized the family’s focus remains on bringing their mother home safely.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Pima County Sheriff’s Department at (520) 351-4900.
Savannah Guthrie’s public role and recent absence from Today
Savannah, 54, has co-anchored the Today show since 2012. She returned to NBC News after a medical break earlier this year for vocal cord surgery.
She did not appear on the Today program on Monday as the family responded to the unfolding situation.
Background on Savannah’s family
Savannah grew up in a single-parent household after her father, Charles, died when she was 16. Her mother raised Savannah and her two siblings on her own.
How the public and media are covering the story
The case has drawn local and national attention given Nancy Guthrie’s ties to a high-profile television journalist. News outlets are following updates from the Pima County Sheriff’s Office closely.
- Officials have held a news conference to share what they can about the investigation.
- The sheriff described the scene at the home as causing “grave concern.”
Relevant contact details and what to look for
If you were in Tucson the night of Jan. 31 or know someone who might have information, law enforcement asks you to reach out. Even small details could be valuable.
- Tip line: Pima County Sheriff’s Department — (520) 351-4900
- Report any sightings, dashcam footage, or unusual activity near homes in the area that night.
