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"I cannot believe it. It feels like rediscovering a forgotten treasure," the winner said as she revealed that vacationing is on her to-do list.

You can often buy a lottery ticket with a credit card. But it’s not always a good idea.

The ex-boyfriend of one of the world’s youngest lottery winner has been shot dead in an altercation on New Year’s Eve.

The winner revealed what she will do with her prize money.

William John Bampton, 92, from Twin Waters on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, had his life turned upside down after winning the lottery jackpot in March 2018.

Jose Rivera previously said he was still playing the state lottery, but stopped because he doesn't "have a dollar in my pocket."

Initially thinking she had it made, she would soon become mired in a-lotto problems.

Massachusetts resident Paul Riley who recently picked up his multi-million dollar lottery prize – decided to have his dog with him when he claimed his prize.

New York City will slash its long-standing practice of giving local residents first dibs on new affordable apartments in their neighborhoods after settling a landmark federal lawsuit that argued the Big Apple's current housing lottery policy promoted...

A long-time lottery player in Missouri surprised his wife with a scratch-off ticket that was a $100,000 winner.

Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office records show Warren Alexander Johnson, 47, has been charged with conducting a scheme to defraud between $20,000 and $50,000.

A Crown Heights townhouse made headlines early in the pandemic over a heated landlord-tenant dispute -- and now it's up for grabs for a third of its value.

“Even if a mistake was made, the question becomes: What do you do about that?”

A fat lottery jackpot inspires a husband and wife to plot each other's homicide in this anti-rom-com.

She's got a lotto luck.

"I am so lucky and I'm feeling really great and I turned a corner in the past couple of weeks. Every day I wake up and I'm like, 'Wow, I feel like I won the lottery.'" -- Kate Micucci

The lucky winner, from Pulaski County, used the exact nine numbers that were matched on her 9-spot ticket, according to the Missouri Lottery's news release.

Melena Hill became a millionaire after she recently discovered a weeks-old lottery ticket sitting inside her nightstand.

“When I saw the receipt I thought it was $10,000 or $100,000,” Ghazi continued.

A mom's method she used to secure the massive jackpot is so simple that anyone can replicate it (just not with a guaranteed outcome).