Two $1 million winning tickets sold in Bucks County were drawn on Jan. 4, the state lottery said. A $100,000 winner was also sold in Bucks.

A winning Pennsylvania lottery ticket was sold at a truck stop off Interstate 80 in Jefferson County. The ticket, worth $136,536.50, was for Friday night’s Treasure Hunt and was sold at TravelCenters of America in Brookville.

Four lucky winners rang in the New Year with $1 million prizes from the Pennsylvania Lottery’s Millionaire Raffle, officials announced on Monday, Jan. 6. The tickets were sold at locations in Berks, Bucks,

The Pennsylvania Lottery has announced the winners of the $50,000 prizes from the fourth "4s Galore" bonus drawing, part of the New Year’s

According to the PA Lottery, the four $1 million tickets were sold in Berks, Bucks, and Columbia counties. Four tickets worth $100,000 each were sold in Bucks, York, and Blair counties.

A lottery ticket worth $1,000 a day for life was sold in Wind Gap. Odds of winning this top prize are 1 in 21.8 million.

BUTLER COUNTY, Pa. — A Butler County resident won over $1 million in an online lottery game. The Pennsylvania Lottery awarded the player $1,080,184.89 on the online game MONOPOLY Progressive Jackpots.