Todd Betzold

Traditional lottery culture may be fading as younger players look for faster digital experiences.

A new court filing claims employees were forced to buy misprinted tickets, and now six co-workers back the story.

A U.K. player's incredible claim has sparked an investigation after her ticket was reportedly thrown away by mistake.

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

The first-ever licensing agreement could turn one of television's most recognizable artists into a scratch-off star.

July 4th may shut down banks and offices, but lottery players still have nearly $1 billion to chase.

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.

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

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

She says the ticket was purchased with her funds and is asking a judge to put the money on hold.

The alleged scheme involved entire books of scratch-offs over several months before managers noticed.

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

The cases involve a Walmart cashier, missing ticket books, and claims of lottery fraud.

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

A Texas woman did, and her experience serves as a warning to other players.

Authorities claim a scratch-off winner was never properly validated before payouts were made.

What started as a chewed-up scratch-off ticket ended with treats and a surprise payday.

Auditors say years of accounting mistakes came to light after a key finance official unexpectedly died.

The owner says the stolen tickets could be worth anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000.

More convenience could be coming for players as Colorado advances its digital plans.

From Pick 4 to Double Play, the state's lottery lineup is growing in a big way.

Powerball trends suggest timing patterns, but could player habits, not luck, be driving the results?

These new rules would make the game's $100,000-a-year prize much harder to keep as a lifetime annuity.

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

From stolen scratch-offs to a $15,000 scam, recent cases show how lottery schemes take many forms.

After a major merger, the company says local jobs and accountability are top priorities.

A New Hampshire Lottery official says fuel costs and tighter budgets are showing up at the ticket counter.

With multiple games topping $20 million and two nearing records, players have more chances to win big.

Players are spending less at the counter and more on their phones. Is this where lotteries are headed?