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The Wisconsin Lottery is introducing a new missing child alert on retailer terminals this summer, supporting the Prince Act. This alert will include descriptive information about missing children and contact details for law enforcement. “Something important we can do to help is to be another set of eyes for our law enforcement agencies across the state,” Wisconsin Lottery Director Cindy Polzin said. “Our retail partners have been a great resource in support of both AMBER and Silver Alerts.”
Three North Carolinians enjoyed VIP experiences at the North Carolina Education Lottery 200 race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Sherry Maines served as Grand Marshal, declaring, “Drivers, start your engines.” Tiffany Prather, the Honorary Starter, waved the green flag to begin the race. Lisa Martin rode in the Pace Car before the race started. The winners also received pit passes, toured the driver’s garage, and had access to the pit suites for a unique view of the race.
The Arizona Lottery and teen-led nonprofit Soles 2 Souls recently donated 500 pairs of shoes to Central Arizona Shelter Services (CASS) for individuals experiencing homelessness. The Arizona Lottery has committed $25,000 to support this and other nonprofit organizations. CASS, Arizona’s largest emergency shelter program, has served the homeless for over 40 years.
International Game Technology PLC (IGT) announced a three-year extension of its contracts with the Mississippi Lottery Corporation, continuing their partnership through December 1, 2029. IGT will provide online gaming systems, instant ticket services, a new mobile app, GameTouch™ 28 self-service terminals, and the Sales Wizard retail automation tool.