Page 3 - Scratch-offs

From Bad Axe to Battle Creek, this lottery scam stretched far, but justice caught up fast.

Police say a quiet repayment deal turned into felony charges after over $5,000 in scratch-offs went missing.

This lottery official stole tickets worth nearly $500,000.

The suspects fled with stolen tickets again. But a sharp camera may be their undoing.

Three lucky artists will see their Maryland artwork on thousands of lottery tickets.

An Orangeburg man faces lottery fraud charges for allegedly passing stolen scratch-offs.

Caught on camera with a book of tickets and a coin in hand, but was this a one-time gamble or a pattern?

An alarm brought police rushing in, but the thief had already made a clean getaway for now.

The strange scam may be linked to other thefts, and it's left police and lottery officials on high alert.

Ehlers fights his $300K lottery theft case with an insufficient evidence claim.

Investigators say she took the scratcher while on the job and then cashed it in at another location.

A Toledo woman admitted guilt in an $89K lottery theft scheme.

These thieves tried to cash in stolen lottery tickets.

Father's Day is coming. Consider these lottery-related gifts he'll actually use.

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

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

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

These states were expecting higher lottery sales. Is it the economy's fault?

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.