Texas Man Wins $1 Million Powerball Ticket Sold In Maryland
Check your lottery tickets because someone is a a little richer this morning.
Check your lottery tickets because someone is a a little richer this morning.
An audit has found that the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency did not correctly handle unclaimed vouchers worth $704,000 in slot-machine winnings in 2013 at Maryland casinos.
Three people are $1 million richer, but they don't seem to know it.
A second-tier winning Powerball ticket was sold in Howard County.
Overnight, a Marylander became one-million dollars richer.
They may not be jackpot winners, but they're still winners all the same. Two lucky ticket holders in Maryland are $1 million richer.
What could you do with $500 million dollars?
Powerball fever is in full swing around Maryland.
The Powerball jackpot has now increased from $450 million to $485 million
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Without a winner on Wednesday, the Powerball jackpot jumped to $380 million.
With a Mega Millions jackpot at $246 million and another drawing scheduled for Tuesday night, another lottery winner may be named in the Baltimore region.
A $1 million second-tier winning Powerball ticket was sold at a Maryland grocery store.
A winning second-tier Powerball ticket is sold in Hampden.
A $1 million ticket was sold in Baltimore City for Wednesday night's Powerball drawing.
The winning ticket. A lucky person in Maryland is now $2 million richer.
A lucky Powerball player hits the jackpot in Talbot County.
The Maryland Lottery has joined a multi-state association that will allow it to offer a greater variety of games.
A second-tier winning Powerball ticket was sold in Washington County.
Maryland is home to yet another millionaire.
A Glen Burnie man is a million dollars richer after winning Saturday's Powerball. It's the fourth major lottery win in Maryland this year.
Someone in Maryland woke up a millionaire.
The sixth-largest Powerball jackpot in history might be awarded Wednesday night, if someone is holding the lucky ticket. Stores are seeing a frenzied rush on sales.
One lucky Marylander starts the new year $1 million richer.
Expect cloudy & cold weather today with less wind. Snow showers this evening may leave a slippery coating in spots
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Expect cloudy & cold weather today with less wind. Snow showers this evening may leave a slippery coating in spots.
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Expect cloudy and cold weather Thursday with less wind. Snow showers this evening may leave a slippery coating in spots.
Expect cloudy & cold weather today with less wind. Snow showers this evening may leave a slippery coating in spots
Frigid temperatures with chance of flurries in Maryland
Cold temps with chance of flurries on Thursday in Maryland
It will be cold again tonight across the region, with overnight low temperatures dipping into the teens. Expect mostly cloudy skies on Thursday as an upper-level disturbance moves through late in the morning and into the afternoon.
Expect cloudy and cold weather Thursday with less wind. Snow showers this evening may leave a slippery coating in spots.
Frigid temperatures with chance of flurries in Maryland
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