Powerball lottery sued by man who was wrongly told he won
The operator of the D.C. lottery said the numbers were posted to the lottery's website in error as part of a quality assurance test
Source: qz.com
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Man Sues Powerball for $340 Million for Posting Incorrect Lottery Numbers on Website
The man claims his "winning" numbers were left on the website for three full days.
Source: yahoo.com
Man Sues Powerball for $340 Million for Posting Incorrect Lottery Numbers
The man claims his "winning" numbers were left on the website for three full days.
Source: complex.com
Man sues Powerball after being told his $340M jackpot win was an error
A man in D.C. was elated to see his Powerball ticket matched the winning numbers posted online. Turns out, those weren't the numbers that were drawn.
Source: kxxv.com
Man sues Powerball after being told his $340M jackpot win was an error
A man in D.C. was elated to see his Powerball ticket matched the winning numbers posted online. Turns out, those weren't the numbers that were drawn.
Source: wtvr.com
Man sues Powerball after being told his $340M jackpot win was an error
A man in D.C. was elated to see his Powerball ticket matched the winning numbers posted online. Turns out, those weren't the numbers that were drawn.
Source: ksby.com
Man sues Powerball after being told his $340M jackpot win was an error
A man in D.C. was elated to see his Powerball ticket matched the winning numbers posted online. Turns out, those weren't the numbers that were drawn.
Source: 10news.com
Rainfall season total surpasses annual average
Additional .21 inches of rain in the forecast today, flood watch remains in effect – Paso Robles measured .43 inches of rain on Sunday morning, […]
Source: pasoroblesdailynews.com
Man sues Powerball organizers for $340 million after his lottery numbers mistakenly posted on website
John Cheeks woke up to what he thought was news he had the winning Powerball numbers, only to find out the wrong numbers were accidentally posted on the lottery's website.
Source: cbsnews.com
Don Bacon wants to bring 24/7 'Looking Glass' back to Offutt
U.S. Rep. Don Bacon — an Air Force and Looking Glass veteran — said StratCom needs to bring back continuous airborne alert because of new threats from Russia and China.
Source: journalstar.com