Lottery

There are 33 $1 million winners and two $2 million winners.

They say money can’t buy happiness, but whoever wins Saturday night’s Lotto 6/49 jackpot might beg to disagree.

Pedro Quezada is the New Jersey man who won $338.3 million in the fourth-largest jackpot in Powerball history.

The new name for Maine’s scratch-off tickets is rubbing retailers the wrong way.

Norman Breidenbaugh was trying to raise enough money to pay for his wife’s healthcare treatment.

Only after a family member demanded a deeper investigation has the death of Urooj Khan been labeled a homicide.

Could you imagine winning $3.3 billion?

It could be you, well it probably isn’t, unless you’re from Maryland and bought your ticket in Arizona. Even still … it probably isn’t.

Mark and Cindy Hill, winners of $293.75 million, have four kids including a young adopted daughter and an adult ex-con.

The winners are splitting $579 million.

I want mine all paid off in $1 bills.

Lottery millionaire Amanda Clayton, who gained notoriety last year for staying on food stamps after winning $1 million in the lottery, was found dead in her house Saturday.

It’s probably best to verify that lotto ticket before you share your true feelings with your co-workers.

If there’s one thing we love, it’s spending other people’s money. So here’s our list of gentle suggestions for Powerball winner Chris Shaw on how he should spend some of that cash.

What with the $333 Powerball jackpot being won by two lucky mooks over the weekend, I decided it’d be a good time to take a look at how money can’t buy you brains. Some wags call t…