The winning ticket, sold at the Fry’s Food Store at Speedway Boulevard and Pantano Road in Tucson, matched the numbers 16, 19, 20, 26 and 37. Fantasy 5 is a daily $1 game available at more than 3,000 Arizona Lottery retailers statewide.

An Arizona Circle K manager allegedly purchased a $12.8 million lottery ticket that was left on the counter overnight, knowing its historic value — as the company claimed it should receive the prize money.

Somebody in Tucson just turned a routine grocery run into a six-figure shocker. A local lottery player matched all five numbers in Friday night's Arizona Lottery Fantasy 5 drawing, scoring an estimated $330,

Circle K is suing a Scottsdale store manager and the Arizona Lottery over a jackpot ticket worth $12.8 million.

Arizona worker sued for buying $12.8M lottery ticket from his store — after knowing it was a winner - Circle K is suing the employee and the Arizona Lottery

The prize was reported to be the fourth‑largest in the history of The Pick and the largest Arizona lottery jackpot since 2019.

The ticket was printed on the day of the drawing, but no customer purchased it. Instead, a store employee bought it the following day, after the drawing.

A Circle K store manager bought $12.8M lottery ticket after a drawing. Now the store has filed a legal action to determine the rightful owner.

A lucky lottery player won it big after buying a grocery store in Tucson on Friday night.

The winning ticket was sold at the Speedway 297 at 1690 E. Ash Street, according to Arizona Lottery officials. The ticket matched four of the five white balls — 50, 52, 54, 56, 64 — plus the red Powerball of 23.