RALEIGH – Paul Jackson of Clio, South Carolina said he plans to celebrate his $150,000 Powerball prize with some good food. 

“The first thing I’m going to do is take my family to dinner,” Jackson said. “We’ll head to Outback and get some steaks and a Bloomin’ Onion.”

ATLANTA – Joyce Wallace of Savannah just had the best birthday ever. Wallace, who turned 61 this month, won a $100,000 prize in the July 27 Powerball drawing.

“We are always excited for our winners, and this is an especially fun win with it coinciding with Mrs. Wallace’s birthday,” Georgia Lottery President and CEO Gretchen Corbin said. “Every time you play a Georgia Lottery game, you have a chance to win, and Georgia’s HOPE and Pre-K students win.”

NASHVILLE (Aug. 1, 2019) — The $198 million Powerball jackpot won in Hendersonville on July 13, 2019, was claimed today at the Tennessee Lottery’s Nashville headquarters. The prize, sold at Worsham’s Market in Hendersonville, was claimed by the Freedom Trust.

Baltimore – A loyal Maryland Lottery player enjoyed a welcome surprise when he took his Powerball and Mega Millions tickets into a Royal Farms in Baltimore during a recent stop to buy gas.

Baltimore – An excited “Power Couple” from Gaithersburg, Md. eagerly claimed a major Powerball prize after seeing their love of jackpot games pay off big time.

LANSING, Mich. - A Shelby Township woman has a store clerk to thank after winning a $1 million Powerball prize from the Michigan Lottery.

Richard Payne likes to choose his own numbers when he plays Powerball. One of his sets of numbers, consisting of birth dates and ages of loves ones, recently netted the St. Louis man a $50,000 prize.

Payne won the $50,000 prize by matching four white-ball numbers plus the Powerball for the June 1 drawing. He checked his tickets the next evening using the Missouri Lottery Official Mobile App.

Travis Sauer won $50,000 after matching four out of the five white-ball numbers, plus the Powerball number drawn in the May 25 drawing.

Sauer said he purchased the ticket on the Saturday of the drawing but didn’t check his ticket until the following Monday. Upon realizing he had won, he immediately called his father.

RALEIGH – A 66-year-old grandfather from Cumberland County has come forward to claim his $344.6 million Powerball prize, making him the largest jackpot winner in state history.

Baltimore – Robert Harnek has the good fortune of having a serious Maryland Lottery player for a best friend. The Harford County engineer rarely buys Lottery tickets, except when the two hang out, and then he only plays Powerball and Mega Millions.