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Some call it cursed, but Friday the 13th has delivered millions in Mega Millions winnings. Could this be your turn?

The plan? Walk in, fake a gun, and leave with tickets. The outcome? Jail time and a court date.

Someone claims they can't cash their lottery ticket and need your help? The 71st Precinct says walk away fast.

Kentucky Powerball winner initially pleaded not guilty to charges but is now requesting to serve out his sentence.

Authorities say the sheriff protected the business, which took in $21.6 million before the bust.

A mix-up with the machine door led to a chaotic but comically human moment, all fixed with a late-night draw.

Players can expect a smoother, smarter, and more rewarding digital lottery experience by 2026.

The 60-day comment period is now open, inviting players and pros to weigh in on the future of ticket delivery.

They thought it was a mistake. Spoiler: it wasn't. Now they're planning a debt-free future.

With the lawsuit dropped, attention shifts to an agency under fire and a jackpot winner still fighting.

With 50 drawings since the last win, could tonight finally make someone a millionaire in Mississippi?

But not everyone dials Mom — some winners go for friends, spouses..., and even ex-wives.

With big wins in Ohio and Nebraska, some wonder: Will this jackpot wave roll into the weekend?

He cashed in the $300K winning ticket, but court docs say he broke the rules to do it.

One lucky Hoosier and one Bayou shopper are sitting on gold and might not even know it.

He waited for a moment of distraction, then reached, grabbed, and ran. But the camera didn't blink.

Two giants with billions in the game. But which one gives dreamers a better shot at glory?

She says it was a birthday gift. He says it was his ticket. The courts will now decide the truth.

She's played for years without issue. But this time, her win is stuck in legal limbo, and she's not backing down.