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How one green ball led to $1.3 million in extra prizes.

The owner reported stolen lottery tickets after a thief smashed a glass door with a rock early Tuesday morning.

Monday's winning ticket matched all five white balls, giving one island player plenty to celebrate.

A $500 Keno ticket at a gas station? Police say that was the red flag. 

The Arizona case is moving forward, but a judge has put most claims on hold until ownership is settled.

 Lottery players in Mississippi are about to find out if they’ve won before they leave the counter.

From $1 to $100, ticket prices have exploded. But does spending more actually improve your chances?

From school lunches to lottery jackpots, these teachers won big.

Saturday's $3.02M drawing is the game's second-largest, with a $505M Mega Millions prize also in play.

196 missing raffle numbers will be the first ones issued when sales resume.

From $145K in South Carolina to Fantasy 5 winners in Florida, Wednesday's other lottery winners had plenty to celebrate.

Powerball’s big streak continues with two jackpot wins over three months.

Before taxes even enter the picture, taking the prize today means saying goodbye to millions.

Weekly $50,000 prizes are up for grabs before four million-dollar winners are picked in January.

One lucky player hit the jackpot on an instant game, setting a new record for the state's iPLAY app.

A $500,000 mistake puts Montana Millionaire on hold.

The Massachusetts Lottery's biggest Megabucks prize has a winner, and the story behind the name is priceless.

Powerball prize enters the top ten biggest jackpots ever for the second time this year.

Brightstar exec Paul Riley explains how dollar stores and pharmacies are the next frontier for lottery sales.

How EuroMillions saved the UK National Lottery.

Powerball could make history Saturday, while state lotteries have their own tricks and treats waiting.

Mega Millions sales crashed after raising prices by 60%.

Two players will start 2027 with $1 million, but the celebrations begin weeks before the big finale.

With wagers from $1 to $10 and personalized play options, there's more to this game than its schedule.

A paperwork dispute put Intralot on the sidelines. Now, a judge says officials got the rules wrong.

Where you buy your ticket can affect your privacy, taxes, and deadline to claim. Should the rules be the same?

Notorious gang members arrested for cashing stolen lottery tickets.