Mega Millions

Starting on August 24, playing Powerball® and Mega Millions® won’t require a trip over state lines. In advance of that date however, there have been a couple of residents that picked up tickets in neighboring states that paid off big time...

With the Aug. 24 launch of Powerball® and Mega Millions® ticket sales less than a month away, the Wyoming Lottery has started releasing the names of the retailers it has approved so far. The Lottery’s goal is to have a maximum of 450 to 500 ticket-selling locations statewide...

The Wyoming Lottery Corp. has announced that effective today, May 21, it is now accepting applications from Wyoming retail business owners who want to sell Powerball® and Mega Millions® tickets at their retail locations. Wyoming retail business owners have several options for applying to become a WyoLotto™ retailer...

The Wyoming Lottery Corporation unveils the lottery logo named "YOLO." Tickets could go on sale as early as this summer.

The Wyoming Lottery is hoping to be able to start selling tickets this summer, this according to the new CEO of the Wyoming Lottery Corporation, Jon Clontz.

Wyoming residents will be able to buy tickets for two types of multi-state games — Powerball and Mega Millions — but not instant-win games like scratch-off tickets.

Lottery officials say winning ticket tickets have been sold in California and Georgia for the $636 million Mega Millions jackpot, the second-largest lottery prize in U.S. history.

The state’s new lottery law takes effect today

Gov. Matt Mead on Wednesday signed into law a bill allowing the state to create a lottery or join a multi-state lottery, such as Powerball.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The state House of Representatives has approved a bill that would allow Wyoming to offer a lottery. The proposal passed on a 31-28 vote Monday. It now moves to the Senate for consideration. The proposal allows the state to offer a state lottery or join a multi-state lottery, such as the Powerball...