To learn more about how the lottery is giving back, our very own Lauren Moss recently sat down with Sarah Taylor, the executive director of the Hoosier Lottery.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — As The Hoosier Lottery marks its 30th year in operation, the executive director points to the funds they give back as the real winning numbers. The lottery has given… ...

WRTV Investigates' Kara Kenney dives into the financial workings of the Hoosier Lottery, which sees annual ticket sales of $1.7 billion. A substantial portion of this revenue benefits the state ...

The Hoosier Lottery celebrates the 35th anniversary of its first ticket sale. We dove into the archives to see the Hoosier Lottery Fever in Fort Wayne in 1989.

The Hoosier Lottery offers pay-to-play games where players buy tickets for a chance to win large sums of money. People can buy tickets in person at participating retailers.

The Hoosier Lottery anticipates earning and spending less than budgeted, but is still on track to deliver $352 million in earnings to the state of Indiana.

By law, Hoosier Lottery profits are deposited in Indiana’s General Fund that pays for nearly all state spending, including education, public safety and health care.

The Hoosier Lottery earned a record-setting profit this past year, earning IGT Indiana's first incentive payment.

The current proposal would help offset veterans medical care with $125-thousand each quarter from Hoosier Lottery proceeds.

The lottery’s fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. And last fiscal year, revenues only barely met what the lottery budgeted for, impacted by the early months of the pandemic.

The Hoosier Lottery anticipates earning and spending slightly less than budgeted but is still on track to deliver a hefty surplus payment to the state of Indiana.

The Hoosier Lottery anticipates earning and spending slightly less than budgeted — but is still on track to deliver a hefty surplus payment to the state of Indiana. The five-member State Lottery ...