Connecticut Lottery Results for Thursday Feb 09th, 2012

Connecticut lottery winners settle $1 million battle . 7:41 am - A drywall installer and a mason agreed to settle their three-year legal battle in Connecticut Superior Court over a $1 million winning lottery ticket.

On Jan. 19, Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy sat down with The Day's editorial board to discuss a wide range of issues. This transcript is excerpted from that hour-long meeting.Q: Have you had the

The federal government recently cleared the way for the online sale of lottery tickets, but there are several issues to address before Connecticut residents are a mouse click away from their favorite draw or scratch games.

Denver, Colo. — The Powerball jackpot is officially HUGE! Since no one hit the Powerball jackpot in Saturday night’s drawing, the jackpot for tonight’s jackpot is now $250,000,000 with an estimated $156 million in cash!

The New York attorney for an anonymous trust attempting to claim a multi-million dollar Hot Lotto jackpot withdrew its the claim to the jackpot worth as much as $14.3 million, Iowa Lottery officials said Thursday evening.

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he New York lawyer who represented a trust attempting to claim a Hot Lotto jackpot worth as much as $14.3 million abruptly withdrew any claim to the money Thursday evening.

The federal government recently cleared the way for the online sale of lottery tickets, but there are several issues to address before Connecticut residents are a mouse click away from their favorite draw or scratch games.

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A New York man who tried to cash in on a $16.5 million lottery in Iowa withdrew his claim after officials asked him to explain how he got the winning ticket. Crawford Shaw, an attorney from Bedford, N.Y., notified lottery officials Thursday evening through his Iowa-based attorneys that he would not supply the details they had asked for by today, and so was withdrawing his claim.