washington lottery

Most people think winning the lottery is the hard part. Turns out, what happens in the first 48 hours after might matter even more.

Millions of lottery prizes are set to vanish soon including a $440,000 jackpot on April 1st.

The first two tickets weren't winners.

This time around, the winning $1 million dollar ticket was purchased at the Ellensburg Fred Meyer on South Water Street.

Can you even put a price tag on it?

Lump sum all the way, baby.

While making a quick stop at your favorite Yakima grocery store, it's always enjoyable to run into old friends and catch up over a brief chat. Such was the case with me today, and the impromptu meetup could prove to be more lucrative than just a much overdue visit...

The second Match 4 ticket was purchased at Bi-Mart in Sunnyside (110 S Hill Rd), and expires Sept. 27 so time is ticking away.

$10,000 Lottery Ticket Unclaimed in Tri-Cities!

If I won tens of millions of dollars in the lottery I'd stay right here in Tri-Cities, but it wouldn't look the same after I got done! Here are a few ideas at the top of my list. If you win, how would you share (and with whom)? When you win a Powerball or Mega Millions jackpot it’s not just you who wins; it’s anybody you want to share the win with -- your wife, husband, kids, friends, dog, cat --

Check your tickets... last nights Mega Millions drawing produced 1 winner and the ticket was sold in Washington!!

It is always epic when Powerball and Mega Millions gets passed $100 million dollars. You have to go buy a ticket for only $1.