A Texas woman who won a $83.5 million jackpot may never see her winnings as officials investigate the drawing.

Texas Lottery Commission holding out on paying $83.5M to winner over technicality - Texas Rangers and Attorney General Ken ...

Attorney Randy Howry, who is representing the Austin woman, said her client followed all of Texas Lottery Commission's rules ...

A Texas womans $83.5 million lottery jackpot is on hold as officials are investigating the Jackpot app she used to purchase ...

The winner, who hasn’t been publicly identified, bought tickets for the Feb. 17 lottery using Jackpocket, a courier service, which Texas lawmakers are trying to ban, the Texas Lottery Commission ...

While the winner elected to remain anonymous, the La Porte resident purchased the $20 winning ticket at Fairmont Food Mart, ...

Lottery couriers have gained newfound scrutiny in Texas after Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick raised questions about the use of a courier to sell an $83.5 million jackpot ticket. Some workers for Jackpocket ...

A Texas woman's $83.5 million lottery win is on hold as state officials investigate the Jackpocket app she used to buy her ...

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — Proposed rule changes from the Texas Lottery Commission (TLC ... Jackpot.com and Jackpocket — the latter of which is the center of an investigation by the Texas Rangers ...

Attorney Randy Howry, who is representing the Austin woman, said her client followed all of Texas Lottery Commission's rules when she purchased the winning ticket through the Jackpocket app ...

In practice, however, Jackpocket and other courier services in Texas are hardly the lottery’s food delivery equivalent. Most couriers own the stores they use to provide customers with tickets ...

AUSTIN, Texas — After Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick raised questions in February about the use of lottery couriers to sell an $83.5 million jackpot ticket, the little-known segment of the gaming industry ...