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- Maryland sold $1.795 billion in lottery tickets during fiscal 2012, the state lottery agency announced Monday.
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The thrill of potentially winning big bucks gets people to spend millions of dollars regularly on lottery tickets. Can this same concept excite Marylanders to become better savers? - Judge to allow statements suggesting Democratic party behind case
- The air went out of Mirlande Wilson¿s tale about a Mega Million¿s jackpot ticket hidden at a Windsor Mill McDonald's Tuesday, when lottery officials announced that the actual winners have come forward ¿ and produced the winning ticket.
- Three Maryland public school educators have come forward to claim their share of the record-breaking Mega Millions jackpot.
- How many of us with $35 million in lottery winnings in hand would decide to keep working in our chosen profession?
- The holder of the winning Mega Millions ticket purchased in Baltimore County stepped forward Monday to claim the prize, officials said.
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- Mirlande Wilson, who this week said she may have hit the record Mega Millions jackpot, told a Washington news station Thursday that she has lost the ticket.
- Maryland Lottery officials want to be clear: The person who bought the jackpot-winning Mega Millions ticket at a Baltimore County 7-Eleven has not come forward.
- Michael Dronet, a Glen Burnie roofing contractor who was sentenced to prison for mortgage fraud, has been featured on news reports as a Mega Millions winner but says he was tricked by a friend
- Baltimore County McDonald's employee Mirlande Wilson appeared at a news conference with her attorney, Edward Smith Jr. He took questions, but neither would acknowledge whether she is in fact the Mega Millions lottery winner.
- Mirlande Wilson's interesting social media profile
- State agency says rumors of a McDonald's employee winning Mega Millions most likely false
- Westport woman tells NY Post she has winning ticket
- Players await word on identity of winners in Maryland, Kansas, Illinois
- Somebody walked into a Baltimore County 7-Eleven on Friday and spent $1 on a Mega Millions ticket that turned out to be a winner of a record-breaking $656 million jackpot.
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- The historic Mega Millions jackpot jumped by $100 million Friday to an enormous $640 million, up from $540 million Thursday.
- At Kane Construction, who company would share in jackpot
- Even a lottery official, a woman who spends her days dealing in hundreds, thousands and, yes, millions, was having a hard time Thursday getting her head around this monstrous number: $540 million.
- Lottery officials Thursday raised the record-setting Mega Millions jackpot even higher — to $540 million.
- Area mediums want to win the $500M as bad as you.
- After no one won the $363 million jackpot the Mega Millions game offered in Tuesday evening's drawing, lottery organizers estimated that Friday's bonanza would be $476 million. But early Wednesday, the Mega Millions team raised the projected top prize to $500 million.
- A sampling of the Twitterverse reaction to the $500 million jackpot
- Some information, before you start spending that $476M
- The winning numbers for last night's Mega Millions jackpot were 9, 19, 34, 44, 51 and the Mega Ball was 24. No one matched all five numbers plus the Mega Ball, so Friday night's drawing will be worth an estimated $500 million.
- If you buy a ticket for Tuesday's Mega Millions, you could walk away with the $356 million jackpot.
- No one matched all six numbers in Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing, so the jackpot for Friday climbed to $290 million, according to the Maryland Lottery. Tuesday night's winning numbers were 1, 4, 6, 11 and 14, and the Mega Ball was 30.
- The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to $241 million after no one won Friday night's drawing.
- A person who purchased a ticket in Rhode Island for the multistate Powerball lottery won the $336.4 million jackpot Saturday.
- Get ready to pay more for Powerball: Ticket prices are going up to $2.
- Restaurant, Maryland Lottery officials don't know who won the $125 million top prize
- An Abingdon couple has stepped forward, but hasn't decided to go public, with the winning ticket for a $107 million
