Results Are in for DNA Found on Glove near Nancy Guthrie’s Home

Nanos further outlined how authorities plan to proceed. “Everyday moving forward there will be a lot of police activity throughout the community. As to what level of activity that is depends on what lead they chase and how it develops,” he shared.

“These leads start in the command post and move to the field as needed. That is one reason you’re seeing activity build up as the day goes on that can ultimately lead to a search warrant looking for Nancy and any suspect involved,” concluded Nanos.

Savannah Guthrie Steps Away from ‘Today’ amid Family Ordeal

While the agonizing search unfolds in Arizona, the case has deeply affected Nancy’s daughter, “Today” show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.

Page Six reported on February 15 that Savannah, 54, will remain off the “Today” show for the “foreseeable future” as the search for her mother continues. She is currently in Tucson as the investigation reaches its 15th day.

Her absence has sparked speculation about her future on the NBC morning program, where she has served as co-anchor since July 2012. However, sources told Page Six that the network’s priority is supporting her during this harrowing time.

“The entire show and network is rallying together in support of our beloved colleague and friend as we navigate this unimaginable time,” an NBC source told the outlet.

Page Six previously reported in October 2024 that Savannah had more than a year remaining on her seven-million-dollar-a-year contract, meaning her agreement is approaching renewal. Still, those close to her described discussions about her career as inappropriate under the circumstances.

“Everyone at ‘Today’ is taking this day by day, and of course giving Savannah the grace, time and support she needs,” one source noted, adding that they “all pray constantly” for a resolution.