A local resident may be unaware they are holding a winning lottery ticket. 3 million in cash, a significant prize. The winning ticket was purchased at a Murphy USA location, specifically store number 5695.
This store is where the lucky ticket for the Lotto Texas drawing was sold. Further information about the winning ticket and the Lotto Texas drawing is available from local news sources, including KFDM.
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