Powerball

A winning Powerball ticket worth a whopping $1 million was sold at a grocery store in Ulster County, NY.

Mega Millions is up to $743 million, but New York officials are warning players about a scam that's targeting hopeful winners.

Someone in the Hudson Valley may be carrying around a lottery ticket worth $50,000 and not even know it.

Another winning Powerball ticket has been sold in the Hudson Valley, giving one lucky lottery player a nice payday.

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow after nobody won the $1.27 billion jackpot, but the good news is that there were three tickets worth $1 million each sold across New York, including one in the Hudson Valley, NY.

Two Powerball tickets worth thousands of dollars were sold at a Hannaford store and a Stewart's Shop in Upstate New York.

Two Powerball tickets worth one million dollars each were sold in New York, including one in the Hudson Valley, NY.

This weekend lottery players across New York State will have a chance to win over $500 million with the Mega Millions and Powerball drawings.

Following historic jackpots, leaked reports say the price of a lottery ticket in New York State may increase dramatically.

The historic Powerball jackpot is gone, but that doesn't mean New York State isn't producing big-money winners, including a million-dollar winner from the Hudson Valley.