Page 5 - State Games

Senator insists lottery commissions make no money from games.

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

Lottery faces two-year probation as Senate approves bill banning online sales. Can the agency redeem itself?

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

The Texas lottery might be eliminated soon. This affects public schools.

State inspectors may soon double as immigration enforcers. Are vendors the only ones in the crosshairs?

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

Technical college students must wait another year for supply funding as lottery revenues continue to slide.

A recent poll shows 84% of Nevadans support a lottery. So why won't lawmakers let them vote on it?

With a 12% year-over-year drop, lottery fans are eyeing other games. Is sports betting stealing the show?

A major union is pushing for a state lottery, but with casino giants in the mix, is this a battle they can win?

Lotto ticket sales keep increasing across the country, according to the latest data.

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

Iowa Lottery rides a wave of unexpected success amid national game struggles, but can it last?

Podcast series deep-dives into the astonishing history of the Massachusetts lottery.

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

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

Since 2017, Gweneth Dean has built a resilient NY Lottery in a crowded landscape.

A proposal to raise the lottery age to 21 moves forward, and businesses may get more video lottery machines.

While luck can't be predicted, America's $50B lottery industry is betting that artificial intelligence can.

New terminals, enhanced reporting, and faster ticket-checking are on the way with the IGT contract extension.

A lottery run turned into a manslaughter case after a Vegas court official's alleged DUI crash in Arizona.

The bill would transfer gambling regulation to the Attorney General's office, reshaping oversight in the state.

The bill could make online casino and lottery games legal by September, promising millions in state revenue.

Lottery expert and world champion bridge player puts the huge numbers inside the lottery in perspective.

The bill could end the 18+ exception for lottery and horse racing, bringing all gambling in the state to 21+.

Boston Fed analyst discusses why Massachusetts residents spend so much more on the lottery than anyone else.

Oregonians can now play for lottery wins every hour with Cash Pop, where a single lucky number could pay up to $2,500.

Two firms face hefty fines for misleading officials to win a DC lottery contract under false pretenses.

Club Keno's new Plus 3 add-on gives players three extra winning numbers and better odds of winning.