Friday the 13th turned out to be a very lucky day for someone who won $2 million on a lottery ticket.

Ahead of St. Patricks day, someone in Pennsylvania embodied the luck of the Irish and purchased a winning lottery ticket. And, interestingly enough, they purchased this ticket on. According to a press release from the Pennsylvania Lottery,

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Who's the winner? A lottery ticket sold in Western Pennsylvania is about to expire if someone doesn't come forward to claim the big prize.

Somewhere in or around Cranberry Township, someone may be walking around with a slip of paper worth $400,000 stuffed in a wallet, glove box, or junk drawer. A Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 ticket sold at a local convenience store last spring is still unclaimed,

A Powerball ticket worth $100,000 was sold at a Pennsylvania convenience store, giving one lucky player a big win in the latest drawing.

A Pennsylvania Lottery player in Armstrong County is one of the state's newest millionaires.

A gas station in Maidencreek Township recently sold a winning scratch-off lottery ticket worth $2.5 million, the Pennsylvania Lottery announced Monday.

A fast play ticket worth more than $555,900 was sold in Shaler, the Pennsylvania Lottery announced Monday, March 2. The progressive top prize-winning ticket worth $555,970 for the lottery’s Money Power Progressive game was sold Feb.

(WHTM)– Players should check their tickets because a jackpot-winning lottery ticket worth $400,000 sold in Pennsylvania is nearing expiration. The PA Lottery announced that a Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket sold for the Thursday, April ...