Search thousands of reports or post your own — our community of 5,500+ listings helps reunite items every day
Post a report in under a minute — we'll alert you the moment a match shows up.
Live feed — newest reports in Terre Haute first.
I was leaving a campus rehearsal at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Indiana around 2:15 PM on Thursday when I spotted a black flute case half-buried behind a bench near the ISU library plaza. Inside were three silver flutes, a dented lip plate, and a worn tuner clipped to the zipper. It looked like someone had rushed between classes and forgot them in the rush. If these belong to you, they’re likely waiting near the library steps by the main quad.
On Saturday around 11:15 a.m., I lost my two landscape paintings from the studio behind the old storefront on 7th Street, Terre Haute. They’re each framed in black and mounted on a simple easel, one with a river scene and the other a sunset over the Wabash. I’d stepped out for a moment to grab a coffee on Davis Street, and when I returned the door was ajar and the window shade fluttering in the breeze. The paintings carry months of sketches and a plan for a campus show, so they matter a lot to me. If someone spotted them around the ISU campus or Wabash Ave, please let me know through the site.
I lost my kittens after I brought in the groceries and shut the back door around 8:15 PM last Friday, and they slipped out through a gap in the gate near the Vigo County Courthouse. They’re tiny, just a few weeks old, one gray tabby with white paws and a tiny orange tabby with a white blaze. I’ve walked the block, rattled a treat tin, and called their names, but the night was long and cold and I’m starting to fear they’ve wandered farther than I can reach. I’m hoping someone spotted two small balls of fur darting along 7th Street and will guide them back toward home. Please leave a note on the site if you see them, I’ll head out right away.
On Saturday around 3:15 p.m., I found a small velvet pouch containing several brooches beneath a bench outside the Indiana Theatre in Terre Haute. The pieces are gold-tone with blue stones, some with tiny pearls, and they’re a little worn from years of wear but clearly treasured. I tucked the pouch into my tote and posted here, hoping the owner would recognize them. If these belong to you, I’ll keep them safe until they’re claimed.
I was sorting through an old photo album in the yard behind the Vigo County Courthouse on Wabash Avenue around 4:15 p.m. last Saturday when a stack of photographs slipped out and vanished. The prints span generations—a black-and-white portrait from the 1950s, a faded color photo from a family picnic, and a school portrait from my own childhood. They’re priceless to me, a tangible thread to people I love who are no longer here. If they turn up, I hope they land back in the album where they belong.
Hi, I'm Avery Collins. I realized around 7:40 p.m. on Sunday that my driver's license was missing after leaving the Vigo County Courthouse area and walking toward 4th Street in Terre Haute, Indiana. I rely on it for work and travel, and the thought of being unable to drive or board a flight is stressing me out. It's a standard driver's license tucked in a green wallet; it matters a lot to me to have it back. If you found something that matches this description, please know it's important and I appreciate any help in returning it to the site.
Jump straight to the kind of item you're looking for and browse current reports.
Getting your lost item back or helping someone else is simple with our 3-step process.
Create a free listing with photos and details about your lost or found item. Our spam protection keeps the community safe.
Our community searches and matches lost items with found ones. Get notified when there's a potential match.
Connect directly with the person who found your item or claim the item you found. Arrange a safe meetup and celebrate!
