kansas lottery

kansas lottery

The wait is over. Winning numbers in the Kansas Lottery's first-ever Raffle were drawn today, and one ticket is a guaranteed $1 million winner!

The grand prize winning ticket number is 030743. If your Holiday Millionaire Raffle ticket matches that number exactly, you will win $1 million. The $1 million ticket was sold in south central Kansas.

Five other ticket numbers are each worth $50,000. Those ticket numbers, and the regions in which they were sold, are:

000766 (sold in south central Kansas)
047728 (sold in south central Kansas)
081916 (sold in northeast Kansas)
139476 (sold in northeast Kansas)
139695 (sold in northeast Kansas)

Players must present their original tickets to claim a prize. The $1 million grand prize and the five $50,000 prizes must be claimed at a Lottery office in Topeka or Great Bend, either in person or by mail.

Tickets can also be checked at any Kansas Lottery retail location, including the Check-a-Ticket machines. Prizes of $500 may be claimed at most Lottery retailers.

The Kansas Lottery reminds players to sign their tickets and keep them in a safe place until they are checked or claimed.

wfaa weather

wfaa weather

North Texas will be getting a white Christmas, with snow accumulations of an inch or more throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area by late Thursday.

A storm system moved in to the region overnight, and patterns have changed. "It looks like the latest trend stays a little bit longer, it's a little bit stronger, and has a lot more moisture," said WFAA-TV meteorologist Jennifer Schack.

Christmas Eve started with widespread rain in North Texas, but precipitation in Tarrant County was expected to switch from rain to snow in the 10 o'clock hour; the shift is forecast to occur in Dallas County after 11 a.m.

Schack said computer models indicate the storm system will intensify north of Interstate 20 during the afternoon hours. "That means some blowing snow, reduced visibility, accumulating snow across the region lasting into this evening for the Red River counties and lifting off later tonight," she said.

The National Weather Service also issued a wind advisory for all of North Texas through 9 p.m. Thursday, with sustained wind of 20 to 30 mph and gusts as high as 45 mph.

Motorists should be aware of the potential for icy road conditions during the evening hours as skies clear and overnight temperatures drop into the mid-20s in North Texas.