<p>The Texas Lottery is facing mounting scrutiny from state officials over how the winners of an $83 million jackpot this month and a $95 million jackpot prize in 2023 came about purchasing their odds-defying tickets.</p><p>Part of the issue lies with couriers-companies that purchase lottery tickets for customers remotely and do not have ant regulatory oversight or licensing requirements in Texas.</p><p>The Texas Lottery is still in full swing, and residents will be allowed to use courier services until the state's Lottery Commission changes the rules.</p><p>I'm Lisa Dwyer.</p><p> </p>
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