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BOISE, Idaho (KLIX) State lottery officials say someone in Idaho has a million dollar ticket in their pocket after Saturday night's draw.

The Twin Falls Police Department needs help from the public identifying a man suspected of lottery fraud. Check out the photos provided by police and call if you have any information.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX)- Idahoans keep getting scammed by foreign lottery mailers according to postal officials.

Everybody loves a good Facebook Meme. They can be informative, motivational, cute, funny, and outright lies.

Everyone is talking about the lottery and why would't they be. It's at an all time high. $800 MILLION is what you could win! This is the biggest lottery in jackpot history.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — A Magic Valley man accused of stealing about $60,000 in lottery tickets from his employer and then cashing them to gamble on slot machines and card tables in Jackpot, Nevada, is facing charges.

If you bought a Powerball ticket in Twin Falls country, you should check your numbers. Idaho's Powerball luck continued last night, this time in the Magic Valley. The Idaho Lottery has confirmed that at least one winning ticket matched all five of the first numbers from last night's $301...

$550 Million Dollars... That number is kind of hard to fathom. That's a lot of money. And that's how much you could win if you hit this Saturday's (May 18th) Powerball Jackpot.

So you didn't win the Powerball last night.  If you did, you'd be on a private jet to Bora Bora right now . . . not sitting in traffic, listening to us, and debating whether to stop at Burger King for a Croissan'wich.

According to the Baltimore Sun 19-year-old Nick Ruth of Towson, Maryland was diagnosed with leukemia eight years ago, and beat it four years ago.  His cancer has been in remission ever since.  And now . . . he's also WON THE LOTTERY.

There's always someone at the office that seems to be willing to rally around the lottery, gather up the dollars from everyone in the office and go for the jackpot as a team. I buy in every time.  In fact, I'm pretty sure that it's my rotten luck that's bringing the group down...

Brothers Bill and Mike Edson were in Boise Tuesday to claim a $1 million prize from the Idaho Lottery. Bill is from Twin Falls, and his brother Mike is from Salt Lake City. Their ticket matched the first five numbers but not the Powerball number itself for Saturday night’s draw.