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.
But the present controversy over so-called lottery couriers appears to have struck a deeper chord because it raises questions ...
A man from Malta. A London-based betting company. The Texas Rangers. Here’s everything to know about the controversy.
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 on Monday banned online lottery ticket sales by third-party courier services after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and ...
Texas Lottery Commission Executive Director Ryan Mindell, in a statement: "Our priority is to protect the security and integrity of the Texas Lottery and the public's confidence in our games. By this ...
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for a Texas Rangers investigation into unusual lottery ticket purchases and a ...
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