Hot lotto jackpot

• ROSEVILLE, Minn. (AP) - Three members of a North Mankato family have claimed a Hot Lotto jackpot worth nearly $3 million. Lottery officials say Thomas Browne, his son Lee Browne and his daughter Elaine Pleiss presented the winning ticket Thursday.
(msnbc.com)
• ROSEVILLE, Minn. - Someone has bought a winning Hot Lotto ticket in Minnesota worth a nearly $3 million jackpot. The Minnesota Lottery says the winning ticket was sold in Nicollet County, in south-central Minnesota.
(Minneapolis Star Tribune)
• Hot Lotto is played in more than a dozen states and the District of Columbia. The odds of winning the second prize are one in about 608,000. The winner has about six months to claim the money. The jackpot sits at $1.
(Post-Crescent)
• Rich added that the news media attention generated by the recent handling of an ultimately unclaimed Hot Lotto jackpot also raised the lottery's profile. Since the Iowa Lottery's inception in 1985, players have won more than $2.
(Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier)
• Someone has bought a winning Hot Lotto ticket in south-central Minnesota worth a nearly $3 million jackpot. The Minnesota Lottery says the winning ticket was sold in Nicollet County.
(Pioneer Press)
• Its a decision that has prompted as much bar-room debate as the jackpot win itself to treat his 15-year-old daughter to her own hot tub and revealed the syndicate had spent more than £8,000 on lottery tickets before their success.
(Daily Mail)
• A ticket sold in Minnesota won the $2.99 million Hot Lotto jackpot, while a ticket sold at RDs Travel Stop in Butte won the $20,000 Montana Cash jackpot. MAJOR PRIZES WON IN MONTANA: None. Wild Card: 05, 07, 09, 15, 28. Wild Card King of Hearts.
(KULR8)
• A Michigan woman who won a $1-million lottery jackpot last fall admits shes continued to collect The situation came to light this week after the Detroit-area Local 4 station received a hot tip: Please do a story on lottery winners on welfare.
(Los Angeles Times)
• ONE of the lotto-winning bus drivers said yesterday they may give some about fellow driver Hazel following their EuroMillions triumph on Friday.
(Daily Mirror)
• His case was much more clear-cut than the highly publicized $16.
(Des Moines Register)