The resident claimed a top prize-winning ticket worth $1 million in the scratch ticket game called 500X, the Texas Lottery Commission said.

People using Texas Lottery self-service vending machines now need to scan their government-issued photo ID before purchasing games or redeeming prizes to prove they are at least 18.

A Texas resident claimed a million-dollar prize from a scratch game, according to the Texas Lottery. A Cameron resident won with a Hit $1,000,000 ticket purchased at Cameron Food Mart, at 607 N. Travis Ave.

AUSTIN - The Texas Lottery has added age verification to self-service vending machines.People wanting to buy scratch tickets or game tickets from vending machin

The Texas Lottery Commission has recently introduced a new step for players purchasing games at self-service vending machines.

AUSTIN - The Texas Lottery has added extra security measures to its self-service vending machines. Lottery players will be required to scan their ID at self-service vending machines. It is part of the effort by the Texas Lottery Commission to make sure players are 18 years old or older.

CAMERON, Texas (KBTX) - A Cameron resident just became a millionaire after hitting a winning Texas Lottery scratch-off ticket, according to a release from the lottery. The winning ticket was purchased at Cameron Food Mart. This was the second of four $1 million prizes to be won in this game. The winner elected to remain anonymous.

A Cameron resident has claimed a top prize winning ticket worth $1-million dollars. The ticket was in the Texas Lottery ticket game ” Hit $1,000,000.” The ticket was purchased at Cameron Food Mart, located at 607 N.

A Dallas resident won a million dollars in the Texas Lottery. The resident, who remains anonymous, claimed a top prize-winning ticket worth $1 million in the scratch ticket game called $1,000,000 Crossword, according to a news release from the Texas Lottery Commission.