Texas Lottery

Changes may be coming to the Texas Lottery After a huge win has left many in the state confused.

Playing the Texas Lottery is fun but does have its restrictions. There are a couple of loopholes to get around those restrictions that Texas lawmakers want to close.

There are still a plethora of jackpots ready for you to win whether you're playing a $1, $2, $5 or more scratch off.

Texas players are hoping for a little luck on Friday the 13th with the $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot, the second-largest jackpot prize in game history and the 4th largest in U.S. lottery history.

Wow, I saw this info hit my email inbox today and it made me chuckle a bit because I realized that I have been a radio guy longer than the Texas Lottery has been in existence.

While the upcoming football season may have a different look than previous years, the same great partnership between the Texas Lottery and the Dallas Cowboys is being renewed for a 12th consecutive year.

Can you imagine having a ticket in your pocket worth $1 Million, then losing it? Someone out there purchased a quick pick in El Paso back in January and either lost it or forgot about it and now, that winning million-dollar ticket is about to expire. Chances are slim that anyone around here made that purchase but you never know. If you were in El Paso back in January... just saying.

Okay, I'll admit it, I'm jealous but very happy that a Texarkana resident has claimed a second-tier Mega Millions prize worth $1 million for the drawing on March 24. The ticket was purchased at Wendy's/Exxon located at 3737 New Boston Road.

I know you have that big fat winning lottery ticket burning a hole in your pocket but the Texas Lottery Claim Centers have been closed due to the "Rona" right? Well, worry no more, the plan is to reopen the claim centers, by appointment only, on June 1.

Texas Lottery players can show their support for Texas veterans by purchasing the new Veterans Cash scratch ticket. The $2 patriotic-themed game benefits the Texas Veterans Commission Fund for Veterans’ Assistance.

Did you know Texas Lottery players can now show their appreciation for Texas veterans by purchasing the new Money Bags scratch ticket.

Hallelujah Ridge, LP, Kristy W. Fox, Manager, of Dallas, claimed a $32.25 million Lotto Texas jackpot from the Oct. 3 drawing. Since the cash value option was selected at the time of purchase, the claimant will receive $22,688,989.92.