A professional caregiver from Phoenix won a million dollars from an Arizona Lottery scratchers ticket.  It came just in time for her to have money to invest for her retirement she had planned for next year.

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Ron Minnaert works as the president of the State Bank of Graymont, but he buys l0ttery tickets just the same.  Apparently, the sight of money every working day of his life since 1979, has not extinguished his dream of having just a bit more. 

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A butcher from Brooklyn used part of her coffee break to buy a $10,000 A Week For Life scratch-off ticket for $20.  It is the best financial decision she has ever made.

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A couple from Portsmouth Virginia may just have broken records for lottery luck.  For Calvin and Zatera Spencer, March 2014 is an unforgettable month when they were blessed with lottery bounty an incredible three times.

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A Clay County woman won a custom motorcycle at the Iowa Lottery’s special promotion which was meant to benefit the state’s veterans.

For the “Veterans Victory” draw on Thursday, a Victory Boardwalk motorcycle from the Victory Motorcycles In Spirit Lake was custom painted by well-known Iowa artist Ray “Bubba” Sorensen II for the major prize. 

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When Ronald Nau bought a five dollar lottery ticket, he didn’t really have much of a choice.  There was only one ticket in the machine and a long line of people waiting for their turn. 

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On his birthday John Spotswood received a mini-cheesecake and three lottery tickets from his sister.  It is common among their family to give lottery tickets for birthdays, so he finished the cheesecake but only scratched off the tickets next morning.

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What is the best thing to do when you get stuck in heavy traffic?  Most people would be right to say, pull over and wait it out to save on gas and aggravation. 

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A poor store clerk who claims to have been working hard all her life has won a $1 million jackpot from the first lottery ticket she has ever bought.

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Texans are proud to to repeat an old PR campaign slogan that ‘everything is bigger in Texas’.  An out-of-state visitor who won an instant lottery ticket prize, may be convinced that ‘bigger’  includes chances of winning. 

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