A city in Pima County, Arizona, home to the University of Arizona.
The abduction of Nancy Guthrie near Tucson has remained unresolved for months. Investigators have released ransom notes, pressed for public help, and kept the investigation active. Savannah Guthrie has issued repeated pleas for information, while the FBI and Pima County authorities continue to pursue leads, with no arrests announced.
The six-month mark in the disappearance of Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother has passed without a suspect. Hair evidence has not yielded DNA, but investigators say DNA work and genetic genealogy remain active as they pursue leads. Savannah Guthrie has made a fresh appeal to her mother’s abductors.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has released a ten-year framework that would spare Colorado’s Lower Basin states from mandatory cuts for now, while allowing up to 3 million acre-feet of annual reductions through 2036 based on hydrology. The plan shifts decision-making to biennial reviews and emphasizes flexibility as temperatures and drought persist. California, Arizona and Nevada would share cuts and prioritize water rights, with impacts expected on agriculture, cost of water, and groundwater reliance.
Nancy Guthrie, 84, was abducted outside Tucson on Feb. 1. The disap pearance remains unsolved with ransom notes and new public appeals fueling the investigation. No suspects have been named, and authorities continue to pursue leads as the family urges information.
Authorities have released ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, with detectives hoping linguistic clues will prompt tips. A second note indicates Guthrie died after kidnapping and was buried in nature. Savannah Guthrie has publicly urged the public to come forward, as the six-month anniversary of the case passes with no arrests.
The National Guard remains deployed in Washington, D.C. under a federal surge begun last summer to combat crime. A Defense Department estimate puts average staffing at 2,500 through January 2029, costing about $1.4 billion, as local officials question autonomy and the measure’s efficacy while crime trends continue to fall.
A AP-NORC poll finds extreme heat is increasingly affecting Americans’ daily lives, from electricity bills to travel plans, with West and Midwest hardest hit and Democrats more likely to report major impacts. The survey, conducted July 23–27, 2026, shows a shift in perception of climate change and growing energy costs.
The US Interior Department has proposed a flexible framework to spare some Lower Basin states from mandatory cuts for now, with deeper reductions possible in drier times. California, Nevada and Arizona would share halves of the cuts, tied to priority water rights, and the plan would be revisited every two years as conditions change. The move aims to keep the river reliable for millions while addressing drought and climate change.
Pabst Brewing Co. is offering up to $20,000 for information that leads to the recovery of 1,602 cases of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Old Milwaukee beer stolen on Aug. 17 from an Anheuser-Busch distribution center in Montclair, California. Two separate thefts on the same day involved about 40,000 pounds of beer valued at roughly $70,000. Police are investigating possible links between the incidents.
A gunman and a partner have killed two relatives and wounded others in a Gastonia home, prompting a chase across state lines into southern Ohio. The suspects died in a presumed double suicide after a police pursuit. The investigation focuses on motive as family and community react.
Pabst Brewing Co. has offered up to $20,000 for information leading to the recovery of 1,602 cases of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Old Milwaukee beer stolen from a Montclair, California warehouse on Aug. 17. Two separate thefts, including fake documents from a purported subcontractor, led to a total loss of 40,000 pounds and an estimated $70,000 in value. Investigators are pursuing leads and a Sept. 9 return deadline has been set.
Two students have been arrested in two separate sexual assault cases on Wichita State University campus. Both incidents are under investigation; the university has suspended activities and pledged support services while authorities pursue charges. The broader campus safety and Greek-life oversight are intensifying as investigations continue.