Overview
- Pima County sheriff’s investigators and the FBI are taking final steps to release the Tucson residence to the family nearly four weeks after the Feb. 1 disappearance.
- DNA from the home is characterized as low‑level or mixed and has been sent to a private Florida lab for further analysis, which could take longer and has not produced an identifiable match.
- The Guthrie family is offering up to $1 million for information leading to Nancy’s recovery, and the FBI maintains a separate $100,000 reward; investigators report roughly 23,000 total tips with more than 750 deemed credible since the new offer.
- No suspects have been publicly identified, and authorities say Savannah Guthrie and her immediate family have been cleared in the investigation.
- Public appeals continue as colleagues and advocates amplify the case; Hoda Kotb is temporarily filling in on Today while updates and tip line information are highlighted on air.