State Games

In this interview, acting Commissioner Joe Froehlich shares the strategy behind Michigan's iLottery dominance.

National Lottery Week celebrates players, retailers, and lottery-funded programs with special promotions.

What does a seven-year contract with Brightstar Lottery buy players?

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

The tribe wants a judge to halt ticket sales at roughly two dozen locations while the legal fight plays out.

The jackpot has climbed to $22.25 million, a level longtime players have never seen before.

The commemorative games are arriving just as July 4th travel and celebrations ramp up.

The Megabucks record that's stood since 1985 is suddenly in danger.

A judge ruled the money should stay put until the courts decide who has the right to spend it.

One red ball could mean double the winning chances in July.

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

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

New terminals, new signage, and the impact on players.

Players wouldn't gain new betting options, but they could gain more certainty.

Summer-long lottery promotions kick off to celebrate a massive Colorado milestone.

In this exclusive interview, Adam Prock explains why the lottery is tearing up its old playbook.

Are crypto lotteries a scam or a signal of what's to come?

Lottery officials call it modernization. Critics say it could make problem gambling worse.

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

The game has gone over a year without a jackpot winner, fueling a historic run to the third-largest jackpot.

Michigan's Lotto 47 has more layers than its $1 price tag suggests. Here's what the numbers reveal.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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