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Single winner in $314M Powerball lottery drawingNews Story
There is a winner. Powerball lottery officials say one winning ticket was sold for Saturday night's $314 million jackpot. It was purchased in Indiana. The pot had grown so huge because there had not been a big winner in any of the drawings since late June. Also winning big in the drawing were 36 lucky players who matched the first 5 numbers for a second prize win of $200,000. Winners of the second prize were from the following states: 2 from Arizona, 2 from Connecticut, 3 from W
Aug 26, 2007, 8:14 am - Todd - Lottery News

Tenn. Lottery players complaining over switch from numbered ballsReply
Jimmy no state in the USA has had nearly a weeks worth of numbers that didn't contain a double let alone a month's worth. Tennessee lottery software for pick 3-4 is corrupted or has a program error. Drawing DatePick 3Pick 4 MiddayEveningMiddayEvening Sun, Aug 19, 20078-1-39-0-5-6 Sat, Aug 18, 20076-0-24-3-63-4-9-22-8-7-3 Fri, Aug 17, 20073-7-55-1-29-5-8-74-2-5-6 Thu, Aug 16, 20079-1-21-7-52-1-8-01-2-9-5 Wed, Aug 15, 20070-1-72-9-43-2-1-69-2-4-6 Tue, Aug 14, 20078
Aug 20, 2007, 1:12 am - four4me - Lottery News

N.C. Lottery to introduce $10 scratch gameNews Story
Officials hope bigger prize will rub off on more people North Carolina will soon join the majority of state lotteries with the kind of pricey scratch-off game that has helped boost game revenue nationwide. The $10 game will begin in November, N.C. Lottery Executive Director Tom Shaheen said. North Carolina is surrounded by states selling $10 tickets. In South Carolina, $10 games have been the state's top sellers since debuting in 2004. Top prizes reach $1 million a more lucrative purs
Jul 10, 2006, 8:39 am - Todd - Lottery News

Ky. Lottery Under Fire For Scratch-Off TicketsNews Story
In a state known for horse racing and basketball, the ticket of choice for Kentuckians gets scratched every day. Scratch-off lottery tickets account for 56 percent of all lottery sales. Instant lottery ticket sales last year were in the neighborhood of $385 million. This year it'll be over $400 million, Arch Gleason, Kentucky Lottery president, said. The Kentucky Lottery offers about 80 games a year, and these scratch-off tickets typically stay in a store for about three to four month
Mar 2, 2006, 10:09 am - Todd - Lottery News