BUSINESSJun 13 · 20:56 UTCWASHINGTON TIMESThe Washington Times AI News Desk

Indiana man's $100,000 lottery ticket validated at $20 in printing error

An Indiana man discovered a lottery ticket with a $100,000 prize was validated at $20 due to a printing error. The Hoosier Lottery suspended sales of the affected game and is reviewing solutions for impacted tickets.

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