SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – A lot of money is up for grabs in multi-state lotteries this weekend.
It starts Friday night with an $843 million jackpot for Mega Millions.  The prize has a cash option of more than $391 million.
The Powerball jackpot continues to climb as well, with a $467 million jackpot for Saturday night’s drawing. The cash option is more than $220 million.
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April 24, 2024
A program in the LaRose Digital Theatre hosted by the Center for Organizational Analytics sparked dialogue on generative AI’s enterprise applications and legal considerations.
Elon University’s Center for Organizational Analytics hosted a mini-conference in the LaRose Digital Theatre on Friday, April 5, 2024, to explore enterprise and legal considerations of generative AI.
“It is important for us to hold these discussions with our students and community,” said Manoj Chari, an assistant professor of business analytics and the center’s director. “AI will continue to be a topic that needs to be examined at all angles.”
Shiva Kommareddi
Shiva Kommareddi, a managing director at Accenture, focused his session on the practical applications of AI for businesses.
Having launched numerous successful data and AI startups, including Core Compete, Kommareddi brought a wealth of experience in deploying advanced analytics and AI within retail, manufacturing, and financial sectors. He explained the value of having AI generate responses for customer service or write copy for product descriptions.
“Many are over-thinking AI and how to use it,” Kommareddi said. “You need to experience the innovation to figure out how it can work best for you.”
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Professor David Levine at Elon University School of Law School presented on legal implications and considerations surrounding generative AI.
If OpenAI falls under trade secret protection, Levine asked, and even developers of the code are not entirely sure how the code selects output – can AI still be a trade secret?
“That question may not need to be decided until a national security risk is discovered,” Levine said.
Levine’s legal scholarship focuses on the intersection of technology, secrecy, and public policy. An affiliate scholar at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School, he also was a fellow at Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy from 2014-2017.
In recognition of his scholarly work, Levine was named the Jennings Professor and Emerging Scholar at Elon Law for 2017-2019. Most recently, Levine was named a fellow at the University of Milan’s Information Society Law Center.
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Dave “Shoe Ball” McClenny ’49 was a WWII hero whose footprints are preserved at a monument in Belgium honoring American servicemembers. His grandson, Trey McClenny L’25, was recently elected Student Bar Association president at Elon Law in Greensboro.
While attending MediaFest25 in Washington, D.C., a group of Elon journalism students joined alumni for an evening of professional networking and mentorship.
As a Califf Endowed Scholarship recipient, Malia Cortes ’28 uses her opportunity to pursue biology and the pre-med track to the fullest. With over 400 volunteer hours and an internship at Alamance Eye Center, she hopes to one day work and support Alamance’s Dermatology Practices.
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The New Mexico Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Nov. 6, 2025, results for each game:
Day: 1-3-9
Evening: 6-9-5
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Evening: 2-3-0-6
Day: 0-4-5-5
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
08-23-24-25-37
Check Roadrunner Cash payouts and previous drawings here.
Feeling lucky? Explore the latest lottery news & results
This results page was generated automatically using information from TinBu and a template written and reviewed by a Las Cruces Sun-News editor. You can send feedback using this form.

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A billboard shows the Powerball lottery prize at $1.7 billion on Sept. 4, 2025, in Emeryville, California. (Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)
The Powerball's $1.79 billion jackpot, which has an estimated cash value of $820.6 million, was won on Saturday after tickets in Missouri and Texas matched the winning numbers.
Experts say those who win the jackpot will need a team of professionals – from a CPA to a lawyer and wealth manager – to properly handle their sudden windfall.
Mark J. White, wealth advisor and managing partner of Karpf, White & Associates Wealth Management, told FOX Business that having a strong team in place is "critical" given that no one professional has expertise in all the areas needed to manage the surprise fortune.
"A CPA can help navigate tax implications, an attorney can advise on trusts and legal protections, and a wealth manager can create an investment strategy tailored to long-term goals. Together, this team helps ensure that nothing is overlooked and costly mistakes are avoided," White said.
POWERBALL TICKETS SOLD IN MISSOURI AND TEXAS WIN $1.79B JACKPOT
Andrew Mims, founder of Oak Grove Estate Planning, said that lottery winners will need an attorney who specializes specifically in trusts and estate planning. He added that winners should not feel rushed and that there is no need to immediately claim the prize.
The first step, Mims advised, is to sign the back of the ticket to prevent anyone else from claiming it, and then store it securely in a place where it won’t be damaged.
Establishing a trust, Mims said, is the best way to claim lottery winnings, as it helps safeguard both privacy and assets. Claiming through a trust can keep a winner’s identity private, even in states that typically require winners to be publicly identified.
Using a trust and investing wisely or placing funds in an annuity can also help prevent winners from overspending very quickly. By doing this, the money will be protected for generations to come, according to Mims.
MASSACHUSETTS MAN SCORES 2 WINS FROM ONE POWERBALL LOTTERY DRAWING, LANDING HIM $2M WINDFALL
"The last thing you want is to be unwise with your new winnings or, if something happens to you, to have the money pass along to friends or loved ones who might blow it or make bad decisions," Mims said, adding that "you can avoid that by having a trust set up with the rules in place as to how and when the money can be spent."
LOTTERY COMPANY SENT INACCURATE NOTIFICATIONS OF MASSIVE WINNINGS TO 'THOUSANDS' 
White said choosing between a lump sum and an annuity is a "highly personal" decision. The lump sum provides flexibility and lets winners invest their money immediately, which can compound their wealth over time. But, someone taking this option needs to have "strict discipline and careful planning," according to White. 
The annuity option, which provides guaranteed income spread out over many years, can serve as a safeguard against overspending or mismanagement, according to White. The right choice comes down to the individual’s financial habits, tax considerations and overall goals.
Winners can claim their winnings in a lump sum or annuity option. (Brandon Bell / Getty Images)
White said the reason many lottery winners have struggled is that they didn't have a plan. Some of the most common mistakes include overspending without a budget, failing to account for taxes, making poor or speculative investments or being taken advantage of by either friends, acquaintances or even unqualified advisors, according to White.
Mims also said that it is important for winners to understand the nuances of the prize. For instance, winners should be mindful that the money will be taxed heavily at both the state and federal levels. 
"Do not plan like you have the full amount, because a large portion of the winnings will go to taxes," Mims said.
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The Hardin County Family YMCA is holding a Bingo fundraiser event on November 29.
It will be from 6 until 7:30 that evening at the Y located at 918 West Franklin Street in Kenton.
The cost to play is $10 per person or $20 per family, and gift cards will be the prizes.
Proceeds from the evening will go to the Y’s youth programs.
You do not have to be a member to play, as this is open to the public.
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