A Wayne County man thought he had won $600 on a Michigan Lottery instant ticket, but when his wife scanned the barcode on the Michigan Lottery app, it revealed a $2 million prize. The 32-year-old man, who chose to remain anonymous, won a top prize on a Colossal Cashword ticket that costs $30, according to the Michigan Lottery.

A Wayne County man won $2 million on his third attempt at a Colossal Cashword, Michigan Lottery Connect officials announced Monday. The lucky 32-year-old player, who chose to remain anonymous, bought his winning ticket at the River Oaks Marathon in Dearborn Heights, officials said in a press release.

An Oakland County woman is lucky the person in front of her at the gas station didn't buy one more Strike It Rich instant lottery ticket. The woman, 64, was in line at Meaad Enterprizes LLC, located at 1950 E.

An Oakland County woman decided to “go for it” and buy a lottery ticket while she was in line at the store and won a $2 million prize playing the Michigan Lottery’s Strike It Rich instant game!

The 64-year-old from Oakland County wants to stay anonymous, but she bought her winning ticket at a Warren gas station.

(CBS DETROIT) - A Michigan man said he "shed tears of joy" after winning $1 million playing the Michigan Lottery's Million Dollar Madness instant game. The 51-year-old Oakland County man, who wishes to remain anonymous, purchased the $10 ticket at East Holly Oil, located at 8435 East Holly Road in Holly.

An Oakland County man purchased a Michigan Lottery instant ticket at a BP in Farmington Hills that won him $6,000,000.

A Wayne County man who kept buying Michigan Lottery tickets at a Dearborn Heights gas station after winning on the first one, won $2 million on the third one.