CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Stanis Tabler of Charles Town is West Virginia’s latest $1 million winner from the popular Powerball™ game. Tabler matched five numbers and missed only the Powerball number in the Wednesday, January 9, Powerball drawing.

Tabler, a professional driver who admittedly rarely plays Powerball™, purchased his lucky ticket at the South End BP on Winchester Avenue in Martinsburg on a whim that started his new year off right.

A gathering with extended family led to a $50,000 Powerball prize for Roger Birdsong of Columbia. It was while eating dinner at Como Smoke and Fire that the group decided each individual family should buy a ticket at the gas station next door for that night’s Powerball drawing. With a stop at Steve-O’s, 4600 Paris Road, Birdsong purchased a $2 ticket that would soon be worth $50,000.

The ticket matched four out of five white-ball numbers, as well as the Powerball number drawn on Dec. 26.

A Missouri Lottery ticket sold in Dexter matched four out of five white-ball numbers and the Powerball number drawn in the Dec. 12 Powerball drawing. The ticket’s $50,000 prize was claimed by a group of 10 Missouri Lottery players. Each winner will receive approximately $5,000 before taxes. 

NEW YORK (Jan. 25, 2019) - Fifty-six-year-old David Johnson of East New York has claimed the $298.3 million jackpot for the December 26, 2018 Powerball drawing. Johnson has the distinction of winning the second-largest jackpot in New York Lottery history.

LANSING, Mich. – Christmas came early for a Sterling Heights man who won $1 million from the Michigan Lottery playing Powerball.

Peter DeLuca, 51, matched the five white balls drawn – 11-14-32-43-65 – in the Oct. 13 drawing to win a $1 million prize. He bought the winning ticket at the Kroger store, located at 43893 Schoenherr Road in Sterling Heights.

RALEIGH – Benjamin Estioko Jr. of Shelby said he’s celebrating the holiday early after he won a $100,000 Powerball prize.

“I feel so lucky,” Estioko said. “This is a very happy day.”

Baltimore – A Maryland husband-and-wife Powerball team are $100,000 richer after buying a quick-pick ticket for the Dec. 8 drawing at a Talbot County gas station.

However, you won’t hear even a whisper about their Lottery luck from the happy pair, who dubbed themselves “Don’t Even Ask.” They plan to keep the Powerball prize a secret.

Baltimore – A 25-year-old Hanover, Pa. woman played Powerball for the second time ever and won a $50,000 third-tier holiday surprise! Her favorite Maryland Lottery game is scratch-offs, “Double T” said, but when she saw the price of a Powerball ticket, she thought, “Why not” and bought one just for fun.

Baltimore – “Beginner’s luck” is how first-time Maryland Lottery player André Jones, 29, describes his $50,000 Powerball win. He purchased his first ticket ever on Friday, Oct. 19, and hit big in the drawing the following evening.

LANSING, Mich. – An Ohio man’s visit to Michigan turned out to be very profitable when he won $1 million playing Powerball.

Adam Bradley, of Westerville, Ohio, matched the five white balls drawn – 20-22-28-45-50 – in the April 28 drawing to win a $1 million prize. He bought the winning ticket at the Speedway gas station, located at 3357 East Holland Road in Saginaw. Westerville is about 15 miles north of Columbus.