There's still no winner.

Seven days after a lottery ticket sold in Yuba City was drawn as the winner of nearly $340,000, no one has come forward to claim it, state lottery officials said Tuesday.

The winning ticket for a $16.5 million lottery jackpot was turned in Thursday less than two hours before it expired, the head of the Iowa Lottery said.

Lottery officials tried for months to urge the winner to come forward and claim the prize. Iowa Lottery Chief Executive Terry Rich said the reminders "worked as we had hoped, and brought in the winner just in time."

Donald Banner of Germanton, a retired mechanic, cancer survivor and veteran of the Vietnam War, will be able to have one heck of a good birthday party when he turns 64 on Oct. 18.

It takes an incredible amount of lock to win a lottery jackpot, and still greater fortune to win on a ticket you didn't even intend to purchase. A Georgia woman who was looking for a job won out on both fronts when she won on a ticket a clerk gave her by accident.

Wanted: The man or woman that purchased a winning lottery ticket in Iowa. Before the clock runs out, the Iowa Lottery is searching for the winner holding the $16.5 Million Hot Lotto ticket purchased on December 29, 2010.

An Atlanta church has received an unusual donation three winning lottery tickets dropped in the collection plate over the course of two days.

Powerball will be getting a face lift as the iconic game celebrates its 20th birthday in 2012.

A 25-year-old McLean man has claimed his $107 million jackpot from the Virginia Lottery’s Mega Millions game.

A lucky group of co-workers in northeast Ohio will share last week’s $99 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot.

The New York Lottery today awarded four downstate players a total of $77,000,000 in multistate game and instant ticket prizes. The big winner of the day - John Gillen, a sixty-nine-year-old retired New York City Transit Authority driver/dispatcher from Staten Island matched all five numbers and the Mega Ball from the April 15th Mega Millions drawing earning him and his family a $72,000,000 pay day. Gillen said his winning strategy can be summed up with two words – think small.