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It's no joke! Check your tickets! Someone in Upstate New York is fifty-thousand dollars richer. A winning ticket was sold at a grocery store for the April 1st (April Fools Day) Powerball drawing. It wasn't the jackpot, but I am sure the winner won't mind having an extra $50K.

Is it legal in New York to purchase a lottery ticket with a credit card?

A group of nine lucky co-workers is splitting a two-million-dollar Powerball Powerplay prize from a November drawing. One of the co-workers is from Upstate NY.

After an overnight delay, the results of the $2B Powerball were announced on Tuesday morning. One person in CA took the top prize but there were multiple big winners from right here in Upstate NY! Anticipation was high and so was the payout as most of America waited for the results of Monday night's record-setting $2B Powerball drawing...

By now you probably heard the news as the drawing for Monday night's record-setting Powerball jackpot was delayed.  But why? One interesting theory on why Powerball has been delayed traces back to a professional gambler from the Capital Region who Brian and Chrissy from the GNA Morning Show spoke to on Tuesday morning. On...

With the Powerball jackpot at over one billion dollars, everyone has a dream of hitting it big. But in New York State if you will the lottery, you must come forward. However, past winners have gotten clever about not disclosing their actual names.

No one won the $90 million Powerball jackpot but someone did win the million dollar prize, matching all five numbers. And the winning ticket was sold in New York. Was it you?

The Electric City is twice lucky! One Schenectady store claims two winning tickets from the Powerball drawing on Monday, June 20th.

When it comes to games of chance, percentages and odds always play out. That is why most casinos don't go out of business. And the ones that do, have something wrong with their numbers. Take that as you may. So when one upstate New York lottery dealer sells 3 multi-state Powerball winning tickets in less than two months, something is going right. The numbers appear to be playing out well at a New York Lottery dealer in the town of Fishkill, New York.

If you win Powerball or Mega Millions you could buy the most expensive mansion in New York for $100 million dollars.