Mega Millions raises ticket price to five dollars
Des Moines reports Mega Millions will cost $5 per play starting April, up from $2. Officials promise bigger prizes and improved jackpot odds, aiming to boost revenue for state lotteries while attracting more players amid growing jackpots. Joshua Johnston of the Washington Lottery backs the change as a consumer-friendly move.
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Corrections and Clarifications Notice in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects a photo caption from Saturdays October 5 edition misidentifying North Ridgeville student and football player Cooper Riley as Riley Cooper. Call 329-7155 to report factual errors or seek clarification.
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Ohio Lottery Midday draws and big jackpot totals
Ohio Lottery results show Midday Pick 3 as 1 0 3 and 6 1 5, Midday Pick 4 as 1 2 5 6 and 3 1 2 1, Midday Pick 5 as 3 0 9 1 5 and Pick 5 as 8 6 7 8 1. Rolling Cash 5 numbers are 11 15 16 26 29 with a $544000 jackpot. Classic Lotto numbers are 7 8 12 26 40 44 with a $16.7 million jackpot. Kicker draws 6 9 5 0 9 3.
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Waiting for the second hit from Hurricane Helene
A Gulf port resident recounts post flood cleanup after Helene, then prepares for a second hurricane threat. Evacuation zones shift from D to A B C as warnings rise, with wildlife concerns and limited shelter options. The narrator reflects on neighborly help and the looming 4 a.m. Wednesday arrival.
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LifeCare expenses dispute over Richards bonus questioned
Richards faced questions over a bonus not board approved and meals claimed as LifeCare business. Pozywak and staff reviewed line by line, noting several receipts appeared unrelated or potentially falsified. Former president De La Porte testified that some lunch expenses with De La Porte never occurred. Defense argued accounting mistakes, no criminal intent.
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Council meeting erupts as public comments clash over police accountability
Elyria council members clash with Fourdyce and Johnson during a tense session. Johnson demanded police accountability while Fourdyce protested alleged abuse, claiming hate crimes and presenting debris as evidence. He accused officials of ignoring his reports and said he has video to prove his claims.
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