Lottery

Chippewa, who is a member of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, bought the winning ticket at the Barrels & Barrels Party Store, located at 1375 SW Bayshore Drive in Suttons Bay.

The winner, who chose to remain anonymous, matched all five numbers in the Aug. 14 drawing -- 03-24-25-27-35.

The 70-year-old winner, who chose to remain anonymous, won a $585,000 Fantasy 5 jackpot. He matched the five numbers from Saturday's drawing -- 10-11-12-13-23.

Nobody contacted the Michigan Lottery by Thursday afternoon to claim their $1 million, so the prize reverted to the School Aid Fund by default.

If the winning player doesn't contact the Michigan Lottery by 4:45 p.m. next Thursday, the $1 million prize will be forfeited to Michigan's School Aid Fund.

Someone who bought a Powerball ticket in Michigan is now $80 million richer.

An Ogemaw County man nearly missed out on playing his Lotto 47 numbers, but a last-minute stop led to him winning the game's $17 million jackpot.

The Michigan Lottery reports a Lotto 47 ticket sold at the Checkered Flag Party Store at 2015 South M-33 in West Branch matched all six numbers from Saturday's drawing.

The lucky 56-year-old winner, who wants to remain anonymous, bought a Millionaire Maker ticket at Mike's Super Save on South Saginaw Street in Burton worth $1 million.

The 48-year-old, who chose to remain anonymous, matched all five cards for the Aug. 6 drawing on a ticket he purchased at a convenience store in Waterford.

Lottery officials say 30-year-old Robert Sopsich of Hartland and 20-year-old Dillan Dybilas of Ubly shared the winnings from a Millionaire Maker ticket purchased at Hilltop Party Store in Hartland.

Mary Beth Zelasko can keep $15 million awarded by an arbitrator, although she and Rich Zelasko had been separated for two years when he bought the Mega Millions ticket in 2013.

The anonymous player collected a $10,000 prize. A week later, he won more than $145,000 in a Club Keno The Jack drawing while he dined at Cardinal Country Pizza on Ellis Road in Millington.

A lottery ticket worth $530 million in the Mega Millions draw was sold at a liquor store in San Diego, the City News Service reports.

A Midland County woman said she did a touchdown dance after winning $100,000 from the Michigan Lottery's online Football Payout instant game.

The Michigan Lottery says a $1 million Powerball prize remains unclaimed eight months after the drawing.

A drawing for the $316 million Mega Millions jackpot is delayed after technical difficulties.

The 52-year-old player bought her winning ticket at the Speedway gas station located at 5252 Miller Road in Flint Township.

She bought her winning ticket at the Meijer store, located at 2333 South Center Road in Burton.

A quest for cheaper gas brings big luck to a mid-Michigan man who went out of his way to fuel up.

750 million is up for grabs in this week's Powerball, but there could be someone in Genesee County sitting at home with a million dollar ticket.

The Michigan Lottery says a Mega Millions ticket worth $1 million was sold in Genesee County.

Lottery officials say the Powerball jackpot has ballooned to $750 million after no ticket matched all six numbers in the most recent drawing.

Morris Cummings and Jackie Rowley joined to comprise the Mo + Jack Lottery Club. They matched all five white balls drawn – 07-36-48-57-58 – for a $1 million prize, which was doubled thanks to the Powerplay option.

Micheal Parnicky Jr. of Tawas City claimed the 100X The Cash Fast Cash jackpot from the Michigan Lottery on Wednesday. He bought the winning ticket at the Mobil gas station, located at 1250 S. U.S. 23 in Tawas City.

A winning $2 million Powerball lottery ticket was sold in Flint, according to Michigan Lottery.

The new year got off to a hot start for a Huron County man who won nearly $488,000 from a Michigan Lottery instant game.

Estimated jackpot: $425 million

For the fiscal year from Oct. 1, 2017, to Sept. 30, 2018, the lottery recorded sales of $3.6 billion, which topped last year's previous record of $3.3 billion.

Saginaw native Bradley, 35, matched all five white balls 20-22-28-45-50 in the April 28 drawing to win a $1 million prize.