unclaimed property

Every year, the Wyoming State Treasurer's Office reports literally millions of dollars in unclaimed property, and some of that could be yours.

Earlier this month, two former Laramie Residents received an unexpected windfall when the Wyoming Unclaimed Property Division of the State Treasurer's Office split an old certificate of deposit amounting to over $7,000. When Freida Alldredge passed away in early 2017, Rogena Orr was tasked with closing out her mother’s estate...

Recently, the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office released a statement on how they're planning on assisting Johnson and Sheridan County residents claim their money.

Wyoming law requires the state to hold unclaimed property in perpetuity until the rightful owner is able to claim it.

With over 70 million dollars in unclaimed property available in the Cowboy State, you may be wondering if any of it has your name on it.

While the property is often worth less than $10, there is also property worth hundred's of thousands of dollars that remains unclaimed.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — State Treasurer Mark Gordon says his office recently helped more than 1,400 people be reunited with more than $300,000 in unclaimed funds.

Money is available, for some, in the Unclaimed Property Office, but make sure you're not paying to find out.

Amy Richards has a report on Wyoming's increasing rate of babies being born to teenage mothers. Officials with the Wyoming Treasurer's Office say a recent advertising campaign aimed at re-uniting people with their unclaimed property was highly successful. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.