Someone who bought a lottery ticket at a Giant Eagle grocery store in Allegheny County hit the jackpot this week.

The measure would protect the identities of winners of prizes more than $100,000. It passed the Senate unanimously.

A $3 million scratch-off ticket has been sold in Allegheny County, announced the Pennsylvania Lottery on Monday. The winning $30 ticket was for the $3,000,000 Golden Ticket game. It was sold at the Shop ‘n Save grocery store in Richland Township. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the ticket.

One lucky Powerball player in Philadelphia is waking up $2 million richer after buying a winning ticket at the ShopRite on Fox Street in East Falls.

Pennsylvania Lottery officials said a $3 million winning ticket was sold at Shop 'n Save on William Flinn Highway (Route 8) in Richland Township. The store will get a $10,000 bonus for selling the lucky ticket in the $3,000,000 Golden Ticket game, which costs $30 to play.

The Pennsylvania Senate approved a bill for lottery winner anonymity. It will now move to the state House for consideration.

The Senate approved legislation sponsored by State Sen. Lisa Baker, R-20, Lehman Twp.,  to protect the privacy of Pennsylvania Lottery winners who receive prizes of $100,000 or more. Senate Bill

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