The Guilford man became the first winner of the new "$500,000 CA$HWORD 2nd Edition" scratch ticket. There are still two other top prize tickets to be found.

A $13,000 Keno prize drawn Monday, June 9 has yet to be claimed, according to the CT Lottery. The winning ticket was sold at ...

On Monday, an Ansonia resident claimed a winning million-dollar Connecticut Lottery ticket. It is the largest winning ...

manager of public affairs for the Connecticut Lottery, told CT Insider on Monday. Other major unclaimed prizes in Connecticut include two winning Keno tickets. The winning $10,000 ticket was ...

The clock is ticking on a massive unclaimed lottery prize in Connecticut. A winning Cash 5 lotto ticket was sold at East Main Convenience store in Stamford back in August, but the winner has yet ...

STAMFORD, Connecticut (WABC) -- A winning lottery ticket worth $100,000 has remained unclaimed in Connecticut ... After that it expires. The prize winner must claim the ticket at the Claims ...

The ticket matched all five numbers. “To timely claim a prize, on or before a ticket’s expiration date, go to a CT Lottery Retailer or Lottery Headquarters where the Retailer or the Lottery ...

“Check your tickets!” the Connecticut Lottery blared on its social media accounts about the two prizes. There are three lesser unclaimed prizes as well, CT Insider reported. One expires Dec ...

In order to claim the prize, the winner can also visit any CT Lottery Retailer to have the ticket validated or the ...

The $4,000,000 Fortune scratch game was launched in December 2023 and there are two more unclaimed top prizes, as well as other unclaimed prizes, according to CT Lottery.

Other unclaimed prizes include a Cash5 ticket sold on Jan. 15 at the Krauszers in Cromwell. The winning numbers for the $100,000 prize are 12-14-23-31-32. Can Connecticut lottery winners keep ...

There were four unclaimed Connecticut Lottery tickets as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the organization. One of those is a $365,000 a year for life prize, which will expire if it’s not ...