Savannah Guthrie, host of NBC’s “Today” show, renews public appeals for information about her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who goes missing from her Arizona home in early February 2026 and is still not found nearly six months later. Multiple outlets report that Guthrie makes the latest plea through video and social media, describing her family as desperate and saying they remain in an “unending nightmare.”

Authorities and investigators have continued searching without identifying a suspect. CBS News and others provide a timeline that includes the initial report of Nancy Guthrie missing on Feb. 1. The most recent developments discussed across reports involve ransom-related communications. Washington Times says authorities released two ransom notes, including one that claims Nancy Guthrie has died. Other reports also reference ransom emails suggesting her death, and Times of India adds that a ransom demand was reportedly made in Bitcoin shortly after the disappearance.

Guthrie’s renewed appeals urge anyone with information to come forward, including details about the disappearance and any leads related to the reported ransom communications.