Two major lottery drawings in Texas that put nearly $180 million in the pockets of winning ticket holders have set off ...

In what’s believed to be a U.S. first, Texas is suing three doctors over allegations they violated the state’s ban on ...

Couriers take orders online, purchase lottery tickets from a retailer and send a scanned copy to the buyer for a fee.

In the steamy Freudian rain forest of Ken Paxton’s mind, men everywhere are changing their birth documents in order to ...

Bandera County Judge Richard Evans noticed his rolodex of criminal defense attorneys had shrunk to single digits, threatening ...

Lawmakers could ban the Texas Lottery Commission altogether. Gene Hackman, Oscar-winning star of 'Hoosiers' and 'Unforgiven,' dies at 95 Aaron Rodgers has a preferred landing spot: QB wants to play ...

The Texas Senate has unanimously voted to criminalize lottery couriers, despite the Coalition of Texas Lottery Couriers ...

Bexar County DA Joe Gonzales is asking Attorney General Ken Paxton for an opinion on whether a speeding ticket camera system north of San Antonio is legal.

One involved an anonymous player who won a $95 million Lotto Texas jackpot after purchasing nearly all 25.8 million number combinations.

If the bill passes the House, it would end courier services that have come under scrutiny after recent Texas Lottery wins.