All lost and found items in Kansas City
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Lost sheet music in Crossroads Arts District
Hi, I’m Grace Thompson, a pianist studying in Kansas City. I had my sheet music for a recital in the Crossroads Arts District around 2:15 p.m. yesterday, tucked into a black binder in my backpack. I stopped for a quick coffee at a shop on 19th Street, and when I stepped back outside, a gust blew the binder shut, and the pages got lost. I retraced my steps along the brick storefronts, by J. Rieger & Co. and the fountain, but I couldn’t locate them. These are irreplaceable practice copies with notes I’ll need for the performance.
Postcards found near Union Station, Kansas City
I found a small stack of postcards on the sidewalk outside Union Station in Kansas City around 4:15 p.m. on Saturday. The cards are worn at the edges, showing a mix of scenes: the KC skyline at dusk, a riverfront photo, and a handwritten note on the back with a date I can't quite read. They’re creased, the corners frayed, and they still smell faintly of old ink and travel. It felt like I stumbled onto a little time capsule, and I couldn't help but wonder who they belong to and what stories they carry.
Lost contact lens case with two lenses
I lost my contact lens case and two lenses yesterday around 3pm near the City Market at 5th Street and Delaware in Kansas City, MO. The case is white with a blue lid, and there's a tiny red sticker with the initials 'SD' on the lid. One lens has a small scratch along the edge, the other lens is clear and undamaged. I really need them back — these are daily lenses I rely on every day, and replacing them locally isn't easy. If someone found them, I'd be grateful for a return; I can meet up near the market or coordinate a quick pickup through the app.
Gold-tone bracelet with turquoise pendant, initials engraved
I found a gold-tone bracelet with a small turquoise pendant this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Country Club Plaza entrance on 47th Street in Kansas City. It's about 7 inches long, slim, and in decent condition with a few tiny scratches along the back. The clasp bears a tiny 'S' maker's mark, and inside the clasp there's an engraving 'L.T.' plus a little red enamel heart charm on the dangle. It feels sentimental, like it could be someone’s cherished piece. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] and we can meet near the Plaza security desk to arrange a safe return.
Cobalt ceramic sculpture, signed
I was helping out at a tiny weekend pop-up in the Crossroads when I realized my cobalt ceramic sculpture went missing yesterday around 3pm. It was on a pedestal inside a gallery space on 18th Street near Grand Boulevard in Kansas City. The piece is small, about 6 inches tall, with a glossy cobalt glaze, white speckles, and a delicate copper-leaf accent circling the base. It’s signed LC on the bottom by local ceramicist Lena Cho. It holds real sentimental value for me—it was part of a personal show, and I’m really hoping to get it back soon.
Lost wallet with Cynthia's ID inside
Lost wallet - black leather bifold wallet. Cards and ID inside with name Cynthia. Last seen on 4/24/26 in Crossroads near 19th & Central.
Dwarf hamster with white patch, blue cage
I lost my dwarf hamster yesterday around 3pm. He's a small, grey-brown guy with a distinct white patch on his forehead and a tiny black dot on his left paw. He was in a light-blue plastic cage with a yellow exercise wheel, and I think he squeezed out when I was unloading groceries at the City Market, near the Main Street entrance and the KC Streetcar stop at 4th & Main. He's the size of a tennis ball and zooms around whenever he gets excited; his fur is silky and soft. This little guy means the world to me—he's been a comfort through a tough month, and I’d be incredibly grateful to get him back.
Emerald-green budgie with yellow head
I lost my emerald-green budgie with a sunny yellow head yesterday around 3pm. It slipped from its cage while I was waiting for the downtown streetcar near Union Station, outside the entrance on West 18th Street. The bird is about 6 inches long with a bright blue tail and a slightly frayed left-wing feather. It wears a silver leg band with 'KC' etched on it. This little guy is really precious to me—I've had him since last year and he’s a big part of my day. If anyone finds him, please reach out; I’d be forever grateful.
Silver bracelet with green leaf charm
I lost my silver bracelet with a tiny green enamel leaf charm yesterday around 3pm near the Crown Center fountain on Grand Boulevard in Kansas City. It's a slim, 7-inch bracelet with a small scratch on the clasp, and the inside is engraved with the initials 'AK'. The bracelet has sentimental value—it's a gift from my grandmother, and I really miss it. It’s easy to spot when the sun hits it: a soft shine, a faint tarnish on the back, and that distinctive green leaf charm.
Blue keyring with elephant charm and initials AM
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near Union Station in Kansas City. It's a small metal keyring with four keys: two Kwikset house keys, a Toyota car key, and a bright blue plastic tag stamped with my initials 'AM'. There's also a tiny silver elephant charm dangling from the ring—the sentimental piece from my grandmother. The ring is in decent condition, but the blue tag shows a few scratches and the elephant charm is a little tarnished. The keys were last seen on the ground outside the Union Station gift shop near Pershing Road. I really need them back, this set means a lot to me and I feel lost without them.
Golden retriever with blue collar near Crown Center
Yesterday around 3pm we were by the Crown Center fountain on Grand Blvd in Kansas City when he bolted after a squirrel and disappeared. He's a medium-sized golden retriever, about 60 pounds, with a bright blue nylon collar and a small stainless steel tag. He has a white patch on his chest and a tiny scar behind his left ear. He answers to Nova and is usually friendly, but may be shy with strangers; this dog has been with us for eight years and means the world to my family. If you spot him, text me or email me so we can arrange a meetup.
Black Samsonite carry-on with red tag
I lost my black Samsonite carry-on yesterday around 3pm near Union Station in Kansas City, outside the main entrance at 30 W Pershing Rd. It's a 21-inch matte black bag, with a bright red luggage tag bearing the initials 'KP' on the handle and a slightly bent front zipper. There was a small dent on the bottom-left corner and a thin blue ribbon tied to the zipper pull as a personal marker. Inside, I kept a folded travel-sized umbrella, a passport holder, and a laminated photo of my late grandmother—these items give it sentimental value. If found, please let me know; I'm really hoping to get it back since it contains important documents and a few irreplaceable mementos.
Missing teen in red hoodie near Union Station KC
I lost my 15-year-old son, Arjun Sharma, yesterday around 6pm in Kansas City. He’s about 5 ft 6 in, lean, with short black hair, a small scar above his left eyebrow, and a crescent tattoo on his inner left forearm. He was last seen wearing a bright red hoodie, gray sweatpants, white sneakers, and a blue backpack with a yellow rocket pin. I last saw him near Union Station, heading toward Main Street and 18th Street, possibly wandering toward the Crossroads District; I’m really worried and just want him back safe. Please reach out if you’ve seen him or know anything.
Blue hardcover Sapiens with yellow note
I lost my blue cloth-bound hardcover edition of Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari yesterday around 3pm outside the Union Station entrance on 18th Street in Kansas City, MO. It's in decent shape, with a bit of wear along the spine and a coffee stain on the back cover. Inside the front cover there's a yellow sticky note with my initials PP, and the top-right corner is dog-eared from long reads on the streetcar. This book means a lot to me — it's a gift from my sister — and I really hope someone returns it. If you found it, please reach out; I can describe more distinguishing details to confirm.
Black tote bag with red lining and sailboat pin
I found a black tote bag this morning around 10:15am outside the Union Station entrance on East 18th Street in Kansas City. It's a medium-sized tote, about 14 inches wide and 11 inches tall, made from sturdy black canvas with a bright red interior. There's a small gold sailboat pin on the strap and the zipper pull is a bit worn. Inside I spotted a pink notebook with doodles, a folded umbrella, and a coffee cup sleeve. If this helps, the owner might be someone who uses public transit a lot - I'm hoping it finds its way back to them soon.