The Wyoming Lottery Corporation is looking for their $2.2-million winner. The corporation announced that the second highest jackpot in the history of Wyolotto was announced Monday, but so far, they don’t know who purchased the winning ticket. The ticket was sold at the Kum and Go in Rock Springs at 1540 9th Street. That means it could be a Rock Springs resident or someone passing through. They urge anyone who may have purchased a Wyolotto ticket at that location last week to check their numbers against those posted online.
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