Page 2 - Lottery winners

After 42 drawings, this jackpot became the 8th largest in history.

A forged signature and a gambling ban in Spain left her unable to collect €35,000 as the legal fight continues.

Family realizes fatal €1M mistake just hours before trash compaction.

She says she bought the winning ticket but asked a relative to claim it because she feared deportation.

Former jackpot winners could offer insights on claims, taxes, publicity, and player education.

The Kentucky jackpot winner has now faced four arrests since becoming an overnight multimillionaire in 2025.

Almost exactly three years after its record win, Florida strikes gold again.

U.K. players are still chasing their first top-tier prize, as the jackpot grew to an estimated $633 million.

From arriving with nothing to winning a $15 million jackpot: Learn about these winners' unbelievable journeys.

The first jackpot of 2026 also strengthened Minnesota's claim as Lotto America's luckiest state.

Find out why this Texas woman was initially denied an $87 million payout.

A grand jury returned new charges tied to a 2025 crash that allegedly endangered another driver.

While no one hit all six numbers, three Match 5 winners won prizes ranging from $2 million to $4 million.

Learn about the Powerball ticket a Michigan woman almost let expire.

The couple had already split, but a paperwork mistake sparked one last fight over the jackpot.

A new court filing claims employees were forced to buy misprinted tickets, and now six co-workers back the story.

Three jackpots in three days have South Carolina players checking their tickets.

A U.K. player's incredible claim has sparked an investigation after her ticket was reportedly thrown away by mistake.

How could someone win a $100 million jackpot and never claim it?

Big lottery winners in the Old Dominion can now stay anonymous.

Why did no one claim Australia's third-biggest lottery win?

A customer and a Circle K employee have entered the battle over the unsold jackpot winner.

She says the ticket was purchased with her funds and is asking a judge to put the money on hold.

What started as a chewed-up scratch-off ticket ended with treats and a surprise payday.

Powerball trends suggest timing patterns, but could player habits, not luck, be driving the results?

Arkansas Scholarship Lottery Executive Director Sharon Strong explains the high-stakes reality of running a state lottery.

These new rules would make the game's $100,000-a-year prize much harder to keep as a lifetime annuity.

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

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

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