Texas Lottery

With jackpots as high as $2.5 million, it's a great month to try some new Texas Lottery scratch offs.

Right, complete with three separate games you can play on a single card and jackpots up to two hundred fifty thousand dollars.

Whether you play or not, you've probably asked yourself what the state does with the lottery prize money that goes unclaimed.

There have been some life-changing payouts over the past few days on Texas Lottery games. Here's where the big payouts have been happening.

The Texas Lottery has announced another $1 million Instant Millions winner after a lucky Fort Worth player hit the jackpot.

Check your Texas Lottery tickets. A winning Lotto Texas ticket worth an estimated $26.75 million was sold in Angleton.

A $200,000 Texas Two-Step jackpot remains unclaimed. The winning ticket expires September 5, so Texas Lottery players should check their numbers now.

A winning ticket worth nearly $2 million, and another worth $250,000 were purchased at two small Texas towns.

A Seguin resident won $1 million playing the Texas Lottery's 200X The Cash scratch ticket. Three top prizes are still available.

The Texas Lottery is about to put into circulation a new scratch-off game called Premier Winnings. It feature four top prizes of $10 million.

A Texas Lottery player has just days left to claim a $1 million Powerball prize before the winning ticket expires this week.

It could be folded in a wallet or maybe stashed inside someone's vehicle. Regardless, somebody in Texas is about to forfeit a $1 million Powerball payout on a winning ticket purchased in Austin.