AG Ken Paxton latest to open investigation into Texas lottery
Ken Paxton is the latest to investigate two controversial lottery wins. The latest was an $83.5 million win sold by a store in Austin that was owned by the courier service, Jackpocket. Both the lottery commission and state lawmakers are moving to ban courier services.
Texas Lottery ticket sales to third-party services fuel controversy and questions on agency's future
A criminal investigation is underway, and the Texas Lottery is under scrutiny after two big jackpot wins, including one in ...
A $325,000 winning Texas Two Step ticket in the Texas Lottery was sold at a QuikTrip in the Dallas-Fort Worth area on ...
The policy shift was announced before state senators, skeptical of the move, grilled officials with the department and ...
The Texas Lottery is under scrutiny as Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick raise concerns about its ...
The agency has recently dealt with allegations of unfairness and money laundering. Now lawmakers want answers – and changes.
'Nearly every possible number' combo purchased in $95M Texas Lottery won in North Texas, Abbott says
Abbott's office announced the investigation in a news release Monday, just hours after the Texas Lottery Commission declared ...
The lottery allocates just over $2 billion annually to Texas schools, which covers about five days of a typical 180-day ...
Allegations of cheating and a new lawsuit have lawmakers in Austin considering something a lot of people across Texas may not ...
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