Get AlertsSt. Clair County Woman Wins $1 Million on Michigan King Cashword Ticket
A St. Clair County woman won $1 million playing the Michigan Lottery’s King Cashword instant game after a road-construction detour sent her to a store she had not normally used, according to Michigan Lottery Connect.
The player, identified by the lottery as a 70-year-old woman who chose to remain anonymous, bought the winning $20 King Cashword ticket at Speedy Q Markets at 2020 Water Street in Port Huron. The lottery reported that she scratched the ticket later and returned to scan it because she wanted confirmation that the $1 million result was real.
She claimed the prize at Michigan Lottery headquarters and chose a one-time lump-sum payment of about $693,000 instead of annuity payments for the full prize amount. Lottery officials said she planned to use the money toward a new house and a new car.
For readers tracking Michigan instant games, the useful game detail is that King Cashword launched in June 2025 and is a $20 instant ticket with prizes from $20 up to $1 million. Michigan Lottery Connect reported that more than $24 million in prizes remained at publication time, including one remaining $1 million top prize; players should verify the latest remaining-prize count on the official Michigan Lottery King Cashword page before buying or comparing games.
PWN readers can use this story as a reminder to keep prize reports separate from draw results: instant-game wins are claimed through tickets sold at retailers, while draw-game updates are easiest to follow through the latest lottery results page.
Source attribution: Based on reporting by Michigan Lottery Connect, published or discovered 2026-06-22.
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