A state Senate panel on Monday will consider legislation that would ban the online ticket brokers from operating in Texas.

The state senator from Houston is usually a mild-mannered fellow. But the other day at a Senate Committee on Finance meeting, ...

Ban on online 'courier' firms comes as agency faces increasing scrutiny from lawmakers over the its hands-off treatment of ...

The announcement came as lottery officials have faced scrutiny over a controversial $83.5 million lottery ticket that was ...

Clark Smith, one of five members of the commission, stepped down Friday as lawmakers have raised questions about the role of ...

Allegations of cheating and a new lawsuit have lawmakers in Austin considering something a lot of people across Texas may not ...

Bringing casinos and sports betting to Texas was already a longshot, even without the state lottery getting into hot water ...

Clark E. Smith resigned from his position on the Texas Lottery Commission (TLC) as the agency faces a sunset review and ...

The Texas Lottery Commission is pushing to ban courier services from purchasing Texas Lottery tickets following a ...

The person who won the $83.5 million prize bought their ticket through an app called Jackpocket, a subsidiary of the sports ...

Under the proposed amendments, a retailer that works in concert with a courier service would have their lottery ticket sales ...

It is a hard line, couriers have to go,” Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said on Wednesday. The statement comes on the heels of an ...