Someone won a $1 million prize from Mega Millions with a ticket purchased in San Antonio, according to the Texas Lottery. The winner bought their ticket at QuikTrip, at 9919 San Pedro Ave. ALSO READ: Wild West of THC: Texas hemp shops can sell weed and 'no one's gonna stop them,' says Sid Miller

A Powerball ticket sold in Texas won $1 million, but just missed the $20 million jackpot, lottery officials say. The tickets matched five winning numbers, but not the Powerball, in the drawing Monday, Jan. 20, the national Powerball site said.

A Tahoka resident is now a $1-million richer after claiming a winning Texas Lottery scratch ticket game. The person who won the Jackpot Millions scratch game says they want to remain anonymous. The ticket was sold at a Stripes convenience store at 34th St.

Two Texas residents claimed $1 million prizes from lottery games, according to the Texas Lottery. A Round Rock resident won with a Mega Millions ticket purchased at 7-Eleven, at 1315 N. Collins St. in Arlington.

Two more Texas residents become millionaires in a string of Texas Lottery wins across the state since the new year.

Two lucky North Texas residents are now millionaires after winning the Texas lottery.

The commission has introduced a new age verification measure for self-service vending machines to prevent the sale of lottery tickets to minors.

The age verification technology was installed in all lottery ticket self-service machines across Texas on December 30.

There were no tickets sold matching all six numbers in Monday evening’s drawing of the multi-state Powerball lottery. One ticket was sold matching five numbers but not the Powerball in Texas and is worth $1 million.