Page 3 - Scratch-offs

Unraveling the mysterious death of Illinois lottery winner Urooj Khan.

A Detroit man and a Missouri trio were certain they were being punked. Turns out, it was pure luck.

A Kentucky woman's birthday scratch-off yielded $5 million, breaking state records.

While some businesses brace for impact, this company's all-American supply chain keeps costs steady.

 Buying scratch-offs in South Carolina stores will be a whole new experience.

Police say his $148 payday came from stolen tickets tied to two gas station break-ins.

Investigators say they struck when clerks weren't looking and cashed in before anyone noticed.

From sweet-talking a clerk to a brotherly beatdown, these men took lottery fever to new levels.

The store owner drove him a distance of over two hours to help him claim the jackpot he deserved.

He paid back $250 and walked away, but surveillance footage told a bigger story involving thousands worth of tickets.

Detectives say the inside job was caught on camera — twice — and the suspects cashed in $8K in winnings.

North Carolina is using new technology from Scientific Games to modernize the in-store scratch-off experience.

This long-running partnership drives top-tier lottery sales, but can it keep up with Florida's growing needs?

Her plan unraveled fast after she claimed a prize of $1,000 just days after the tickets went missing.

The state is attempting to remove a profit margin requirement to offer more games with big-ticket prizes.

A South Carolina Lottery retailer employee was arrested recently for allegedly tampering with lottery tickets.

A man hoping for an instant win got an instant arrest after police traced the stolen tickets back to him.

The Minnesota man stole a motorcycle and drove to Iowa, where he dropped lottery tickets during a break-in.

Massachusetts lottery players spend over $1,000 per person annually, making it America's undisputed lottery capital.