Kansas Lottery winners hit big, raking in more than $2M
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Multiple lottery winners have come forward over the last few months, according to the Kansas Lottery, including one $1 million raffle winner from January.
Months have flown by since the Holiday Millionaire Raffle winner was announced, and now one lucky person has cashed in their ticket.
The lucky raffle winner purchased their ticket from a QuickTrip gas station in Wichita.
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Another $1 million winning ticket was purchased from a Casey's General Store in Salina.
Since January, the state has also seen a number of $20,000 Lotto America winners.
The Lotto America and Powerball drawings will take place Wednesday evening leaving more than $30 million up for grabs.
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Not Wednesday's lucky winner? Kansas and Missouri residents can find more ways to play and win on both the Missouri Lottery and Kansas Lottery websites.
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