DiNapoli clinches Democratic nomination for New York financial officer
DiNapoli's Democratic nomination secures continued leadership of New York's office overseeing billions in unclaimed funds.
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Who should manage New York state finances 2026: candidate overview
New York's next comptroller will oversee $268 billion in state finances amid a $27.5 billion budget crisis: Democratic incumbent Thomas DiNapoli or Republican entrepreneur Joseph Hernandez?
Do you have unclaimed funds from your electric cooperative
Electric cooperatives may hold unclaimed refunds, credits, and deposits you never knew existed.
How to claim your share of Kentucky’s $100 million in unclaimed property
Kentucky's unclaimed property fund holds $800 million waiting for owners—here's how to find and claim yours.
How to retrieve your lost items in Blowing Rock
Contact the Blowing Rock Police Department at 828-295-5210 to search for your lost item in their system.
How to claim unclaimed funds in Ohio amid processing delays
Ohio holds unclaimed property indefinitely, but claiming it requires navigating a verification process that can take a year or longer.
How to find forgotten funds in Lexington Kentucky
Search Kentucky's free unclaimed property database to recover forgotten deposits, paychecks, and insurance proceeds without paying recovery fees.
How to Retrieve Your Unclaimed Property From Police Department Storage
Unclaimed property held by police departments faces strict timelines ranging from 30 to 90 days before disposal, but you can recover items with proper documentation and advance notice.
Unclaimed Property Recovery: Steps to Retrieve Items From Law Enforcement
Federal and local law enforcement hold thousands of unclaimed items that owners can recover through specific claims processes and deadline-driven procedures.
How Local Police Departments Handle Unclaimed Property and Lost Items
Police departments hold your lost property for specific timeframes before auctioning it off or transferring it to state custody—here's how to claim it before it's gone.