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Mega Millions has a price of two dollars a ticket, but is that about to change?

In an incredible stroke of luck, a winner has been drawn for the staggering $1.13 billion Mega Millions jackpot.

With a jaw-dropping 750 million up for grabs, Powerball players across New York are holding their breath for the draw.

The New York State Lottery announced that there were four "Big Money" winning tickets sold in New York from the January 1st, Powerball drawing.

As New Yorkers dash to buy lottery tickets ahead of the big drawing, keep in mind these rules you'll have to follow when you win big!

No ticket matched all six numbers (11,30,45,52,56, Mega Ball 20) on Friday, August 4th's drawing. That means the game will be flirting with a record jackpot on Tuesday, August 8th. On October 23rd, 2018, a record $1.537 billion dollars was sold in South Carolina and the jackpot on Tuesday night is estimated at $1.55 b...

There have been a few changes in the New York State Lottery in the last couple of years. Here is the latest major change with the Mega Millions that you should be aware of.

Is it legal in New York to purchase a lottery ticket with a credit card?

The January 13th Mega Millions drawing was a record jackpot of $1.35 billion, and New York generated a ton of money for public schools and lottery retailers.

There was no Mega Million winner on Monday so the jackpot for tonight's (Feb 1st) drawing is $653 million. So what numbers should you pick? We have the answer here

Playing Mega Millions? If you win, there are some things you should do right away to protect not only yourself but also your money.

No one won the third highest Mega Millions jackpot in history at $830 million. But there were 9 second place winners who scored $1 million, two in New York. And now the jackpot is over one billion bucks.

We asked Southern Tier residents to tell us what frivolous thing they'd do if they won the lottery and the answers were definitely interesting - check them out!

The New York State Gaming Commission is giving approval to allowing lottery players to order scratch-off tickets on their phones.