In the case of missing baby Lisa Irwin, investigators remain active in their search for the child, a police spokeswoman said Friday.
One report claimed police had ended their search for the girl, but Kansas City police spokeswoman Stacey Graves said, "that's inaccurate," Fox News reports.
"We did not call off the search by any means," Graves told FoxNews.com.
Investigators had not conducted any "large field searches" in the past few days, but "we're still receiving tips and following up on them," Graves said.
The baby's parents, Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin, have said they think the child was taken overnight while other members of the family were sleeping.
Jeremy Irwin told police he returned home in the early morning hours and found his front door unlocked, and a bedroom window appeared to have been tampered with. Cell phones belonging to the family were also missing.
Over the past month, hundreds of investigators have assisted in the search effort. A police affidavit obtained by Fox News and other media outlets indicated an FBI cadaver dog had "hit" on the scent of a human body on the floor of Deborah Bradley's bedroom.
