State Games

Retailers can opt in, but some say card fees may not be worth the jackpot.

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

Suzanna Shkreli on her journey from prosecutor to Michigan Lottery Commissioner and the future of the lottery.

How illegal lotteries helped pay for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

As lottery apps proliferate across the U.S., the Texas scandal exposes the dangerous gap in regulations.

Lottery industry veterans discuss the current state of lottery games and what players can expect in the future.

A mix-up with the machine door led to a chaotic but comically human moment, all fixed with a late-night draw.

Players can expect a smoother, smarter, and more rewarding digital lottery experience by 2026.

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?