The hunt for Nancy Guthrie has shifted from a massive sweep to a focused effort. After almost four weeks, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department has pulled many extra officers back to their usual duties. Now only detectives tied directly to the case will stay on it, unless a big clue appears that requires more hands. The department says it is “refocusing resources, ” but the investigation remains active.

Nancy, mother of TV personality Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Tucson home on Feb. 1. Despite the reduced team, deputies keep patrolling the quiet neighborhood near the Santa Catalina Mountains. Police have limited car traffic around her house because reporters and curious onlookers crowd the area.

The family acknowledges that time is running out. Savannah has publicly stated it may be too late to bring Nancy home, yet the search continues. They are encouraging anyone with information to step forward and have offered up to $1 million for a tip that leads to Nancy’s location.

The change in staffing signals a new phase, but the commitment to finding Nancy remains firm. The search will go on until she is located or every lead has been exhausted.

Detectives Trim Search, Hope for Nancy Guthrie Persists

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