Texas Lottery news

Are you being cheated with micro-scratched lottery tickets?

A new boss, new rules, and still billions raised — the Texas Lottery isn't missing a beat.

It's the biggest Texas Two Step prize since a lucky ticket kicked off the year with a $1.28M win in January.

Winner nearly skipped church after discovering record $410 million prize.

A lottery ticket errand turned shocking for one Houston man, and he hopes the suspect learns a lesson.

The drawing created nearly 10 million winners and helped pump millions into schools.

A new managing body will take over on Monday. Here's what this means for lottery players in the state.

With jackpots rising coast to coast, tonight could be your night to turn dreams into big money.

The law rewrites the rules for players with no more mobile purchases and a possible end to the game by 2029.

With the lawsuit dropped, attention shifts to an agency under fire and a jackpot winner still fighting.

She's played for years without issue. But this time, her win is stuck in legal limbo, and she's not backing down.

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

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

A restraining order shields the company from losing its license for now. Could lawmakers deal the final blow?

The state's lottery commission banned courier services, but their problems are just beginning.

Did executives from what was once a very popular lottery courier service manipulate a Powerball win?

Lotto.com says it played by the rules and now the TLC pulled the plug without warning.

The Texas Lottery Commission, long the center of controversy, lost its second executive director in a year.

Were Lottery.com officials behind Rook TX?