FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — As The Hoosier Lottery marks its 30th year in operation, the executive director points to the funds they give back as the real winning numbers. The lottery has given… ...

These funds support local police and firefighters’ pensions, the Teachers’ Retirement Fund, and the Lottery Surplus Fund. “Every year, the Hoosier Lottery contributes $30 million to the ...

INDIANAPOLIS – A new Hoosier Lottery draw game is on sale now! Poker Lotto went on sale at retailers around the state Sunday, Aug. 25. The new game offers two ways to win; instantly up to $5,000 ...

WRTV Investigates' Kara Kenney dives into the financial workings of the Hoosier Lottery, which sees annual ticket sales of $1.7 billion. A substantial portion of this revenue benefits the state ...

The Hoosier Lottery celebrates the 35th anniversary of its first ticket sale. ... Funds also go to the Lottery Surplus Fund, used in part to lower excise taxes paid by Hoosier vehicle owners.

INDIANAPOLIS (Inside INdiana Business) — The Hoosier Lottery celebrated a milestone over the weekend. Sunday marked 30 years since the first Hoosier Lottery ticket was sold and the lottery is ...

In Hancock County, Hoosier Lottery proceeds totaled more than $11 million for fiscal year 2018, including $3.6 million in Build Indiana Fund payments, $54,490 to police and firefighters pensions ...

Those who won over $600 but under $50,000 can cash in at a Hoosier Lottery Prize Payment Center. Locations are in Indianapolis, Mishawaka and Evansville. Won $50,000 or more?

Since 1989, the Hoosier Lottery has given back $6 billion dollars to causes including police and firefighter pensions and the Teachers' Retirement Fund.

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - Indiana veterans were pushing for their own scratch off lottery ticket to pay for veterans support programs, but now it appears lawmakers have another idea. In one of the more ...

Between July 1, 2021, and April 30, 2022, the Hoosier Lottery sold $1.43 billion in tickets, down $15.8 million, or 1.1%, compared to the same 10-month period one year earlier.

A winning Powerball lottery ticket sold for the Feb. 12 drawing in Northwest Indiana and worth $50,000 will expire if the prize is not claimed by Aug. 11.