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.
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Texas Lottery remains in lawmakers’ sights despite move to ban third-party sales of ticketsThe policy shift was announced before state senators, skeptical of the move, grilled officials with the department and ...
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Texas Lottery win raises concerns from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: 'Doesn't look right'Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says he is concerned about fairness and transparency after an $83.5 million-winning ticket was ...
In an exclusive interview, the powerful Republican cast major doubt on the future of the 33-year-old, state-run gaming ...
In business since 1992 and partners with the Dallas Cowboys since 2009, the Texas Lottery is facing calls for a major ...
On Monday, February 17, a winning $83.5 million lottery ticket was sold at a retail store in North Austin. Now Lt. Gov. Dan ...
A state Senate panel on Monday will consider legislation that would ban the online ticket brokers from operating in Texas.
The person who won the $83.5 million prize bought their ticket through an app called Jackpocket, a subsidiary of the sports ...
The Texas Lottery is under scrutiny as Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick raise concerns about its ...
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