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From stolen scratch-offs to a $15,000 scam, recent cases show how lottery schemes take many forms.

After a major merger, the company says local jobs and accountability are top priorities.

The ticket said $100,000. The Lottery said otherwise.

A New Hampshire Lottery official says fuel costs and tighter budgets are showing up at the ticket counter.

This lottery player claims AI helped them win $150,000. Is it true?

With multiple games topping $20 million and two nearing records, players have more chances to win big.

The first Millionaire for Life top prize has been claimed in Ohio, but good luck finding out who it is.

Players are spending less at the counter and more on their phones. Is this where lotteries are headed?

A $700,000 jackpot is within reach, and so is a record that has stood since 2022.

The extra feature, called Double Play, costs just $1 but adds a chance at a separate $10 million top prize.

Authorities say the employee tried to turn a fake $1,000 winner into an $800 payday.

The company sought £1.3 billion in damages but walked away owing £40M instead.

The jackpot reached $548,000 and is still climbing.

Investigators say the suspect searched for winning tickets among packs that had not yet been activated.

How do you win the lottery 358 times? Ask the guy behind the counter.

Players in New York, Virginia, and the Carolinas are celebrating jackpots ranging from $215K to millions.

The jackpot hasn't been this big since Reagan was president.

The first new raffle in tears offers 1-in-11 winning odds.

Inside the new draw games coming to iLottery this summer.

Players across the U.S. are wondering whether holiday plans could interrupt their favorite nightly draws.

Will jackpots grow faster now that the UK will join Powerball?

They told the world he won millions, but it was all a lie.

Former state officials say lottery money meant for conservation projects was redirected to plug budget gaps.

The Arkansas player missed the jackpot by just one number after a playful showdown with their partner.

Why did so many Wisconsinites pick the same four numbers?

The world's biggest sporting event is coming to North America, and lotteries may cash in on the hype.

Investigators say surveillance video helped uncover an alleged South Carolina scheme worth more than $11,000.