A $1 million winning Mega Millions ticket purchased in Houston for the March 19 drawing is about to expire.

Someone from Mexico won more than $1 million on a winning Texas Two Step ticket purchased at an HEB store in South Texas.

A second-tier Mega Millions winning ticket was sold in Houston, and the winner hasn’t come forward yet!

A New Caney resident is $1 million richer this Monday after claiming a top prize winning ticket in a Texas Lottery scratch ticket game.

Is it us, or are you noticing a lot of lottery winners in the Houston area?

A Conroe resident is $3 million richer after claiming a top prize-winning ticket in the Texas Lottery!

Somebody in Tomball woke up $2 million richer Sunday.

The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 292.2 million.

A local resident claimed a top prize-winning ticket worth $1 million in the Texas Lottery®scratch ticket game Diamond 7s.

Two Texans each won $1 million on Saturday through the Powerball lottery game, and one of these people bought their ticket in Katy, Texas.

A Houston company won $1 million from the scratch ticket game Million Dollar Loteria, the Texas Lottery announced on Tuesday.

A Houston resident has claimed a large Texas Lottery prize.

Someone in Missouri City is $2 million richer.

A lucky Houston resident became a millionaire thanks to a scratch ticket!

A Houston resident is $2 million richer thanks to a lucky ticket claimed recently, the Texas Lottery announced Thursday.

One La Porte resident is $1 million richer after claiming a top prize winning ticket in the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game $1,000,000 Crossword.

This Saturday, Houstonians have a chance to win not just one, but TWO jackpot prizes.

The Powerball jackpot prize grew on Saturday after no ticket matched all the numbers.

A jackpot-winning ticket worth an estimated annuitized $19 million for the Lotto Texas drawing held on Sept. 17 was purchased at Master Food Mart, located at 13053 E. FM 1097 Road, in Willis.

One lucky Texan woke up $6.75 million richer Monday morning.

We still have time to scream "Show me the money, honey!" as there was no winner for the Powerball on Christmas Day. Now, the jackpot has grown to a whopping $416 million and those who still have lotto fever still have time to get their tickets ahead of Monday night's drawing.

A jackpot-winning ticket worth an estimated annuitized $20.75 million for the Lotto Texas drawing held on Oct. 2 was purchased at BFM Food Mart, located at 5825 Bellaire Blvd., in Houston.

Monday will have a new meaning for Texas lottery players!

A Sugar Land convenience store sold a ticket worth $1 million, according to the the Texas Lottery website.

Starting Monday, Texas Lottery players can play the Gems 7s brand of scratch-off ticket games.

HOUSTON – Houston-area residents purchased Powerball lottery tickets worth $1M at a Sugar Land Kroger and a Houston convenience store, Texas Lottery officials said. The individuals bought Powerball tickets that matched five of the numbers picked in Saturday’s Powerball drawing -- 14, 20, 39, 65 and 67- though they did not match the Powerball drawn, which was 2. One individual bought a Powerball ticket at a Sugar Land Kroger, located at 18861 University Blvd. and another individual purchased a Powerball ticket at a Houston Quick Stuff Convenience Store, located at 8055 North Sam Houston Pkwy. Another Powerball ticket sold in Texas matched five of the numbers drawn Saturday.

HUMBLE, Texas – A $7.75 million winning Lotto Texas ticket was sold in the Houston area. The winning ticket was purchased at a Fuel Zone, located at 6301 FM 1960 W. in Humble. Texas Lottery officials said the prize has not yet been claimed and that the winner has 180 days from the draw date to claim the prize. “We look forward to meeting the first Lotto Texas jackpot winner of 2021,” said Gary Grief, executive director of the Texas Lottery. “If you have the winning ticket, we encourage you to sign the ticket, put it in a safe place, seek financial and legal advice, and call the Texas Lottery to schedule an appointment to claim the prize.”

SAN ANTONIO – Two Texas Lottery players became millionaires in a span of two days, KSAT reported. A resident in San Antonio claimed the $5 million prize with a $200 Million Ca$h scratch ticket from Texas Lottery this week, Texas Lottery officials announced last Monday, while another San Antonio-area resident claimed the top prize playing the $1,000,000 Extreme Cash game the next day. Both lottery tickets cost between $20 to $50. According to KSAT, there are still several chances to play and win several million-dollar prizes worth more than $200 million. Houstonians, what would you do if you won one of the top lottery winnings?

HOUSTON – This weekend, Texans have the rare chance to win $42.75 million -- the largest jackpot prize in North America, according to Texas Lottery. “Saturday night’s Lotto Texas jackpot is the largest lottery prize available on the continent and can only be won by a Texas Lottery player,” said Gary Grief, executive director of the Texas Lottery Commission. “We’re hopeful that at least one player wins the biggest jackpot the game has seen in more than a decade this weekend. It only takes one ticket to win.”Previously, the highest jackpot was $97 million sold in Dallas in May 2010, according to Texas Lottery. So far in 2020, there has only been one Lotto Texas jackpot winner, a Laredo resident, who claimed $17.5 million in January.

HOUSTON – The Texas Lottery Commission announced that it’s planning to reopen all 16 claim centers on June 1. Those who would like to make a claim will be processed by appointment only until further notice. “We will continue to monitor the developments of the coronavirus situation day-by-day, while working with state officials, as we determine next steps in our claim center reopening process. The ticket must be postmarked on or prior to the claim expiration date and should be mailed to: Texas Lottery Commission ATTN: Austin Claim Center PO Box 16600 Austin, TX 78761-6600. For additional information and for mail-in claim forms, click on its website here.

THE WOODLANDS, Texas – Cha-ching! A resident from The Woodlands claimed a second-tier prize of $1 million Monday from Texas Lottery’s Instant Millionaire scratch ticket game. The winning ticket was the 18th of 40 second-tier prizes worth $1 million claimed in this game, according to a Texas Lottery press release. The Instant Millionaire game, priced at $20, offers more than $519 million in total prizes. The overall odds of winning any prize in the game are one in 3.20, including break-even prizes.

HOUSTON – An anonymous Houston resident claimed a $1 million lottery ticket in the Texas Lottery scratch ticket game, Stacks of Cash. The ticket was purchased at Aldine Food Store, located at 195 Aldine Bender Road, in Houston.