“It’s actually very funny, I had always said when I grow up I want to be a Powerball winner,” said Timothy B., a Schuylkill County resident who is sharing a $50,000 Powerball win with two co-workers and friends, Michael P. of Luzerne County and David B. of Lehigh County. This was only the second time the friends played Powerball together.

Stan Heberlie of Farmington generally buys his Powerball tickets from the same local convenience store. Stopping in at Convenience Barn, 1000 Ste. Genevieve Ave. in Farmington, before the March 27 Powerball drawing, he continued the usual trend. What was unusual, however, was that a ticket he purchased would match four of the five white-ball numbers drawn plus the Powerball number for a prize of $50,000.

After watching the 10 o’clock news that night, Heberlie remembered to check his tickets.

Baltimore – Every time the jackpot in Powerball or Mega Millions hits the $300 million level, “Joe the Brains” makes the rounds at work to see how many co-workers want to join his office pool.

Mary Ann Weinhold has been a faithful Missouri Lottery player since sales began in 1986. While the Union resident prefers to play Pick 3, Pick 4 and Show Me Cash, she does enjoy playing both Powerball and Mega Millions Draw Games when jackpots swell past $300 million.

Baltimore – Powerball mania is here and Baltimore resident Ernest Clements has joined the crowd chasing multi-million dollar dreams. He also is among the lucky Maryland players winning prizes of $4 to $50,000 as the jackpot rolled to $750 million for the Wednesday, March 27 drawing.

On March 20, the 30-year-old matched four of his numbers and the Powerball, winning the game’s $50,000 third-tier prize.

MADISON, Wis. (April 23, 2019) – The winner of the largest jackpot in Wisconsin Lottery history came forward to claim the prize today at Wisconsin Lottery Headquarters in Madison. Manuel Franco, who won the Powerball jackpot on March 27, claimed the cash option of approximately $477 million and will receive just over $326 million after state and federal taxes.

BATON ROUGE – Castulo Gonzalez of Sinton, Texas, will be returning home from Louisiana $250,000 wealthier. The winner, who is staying in the area for a short period of time while working at a Baton Rouge plant, purchased three Powerball tickets at Port Allen retailer 415 South Truck Stop for the Feb. 27 drawing. Nearly two weeks later, he learned one of those tickets was worth a quarter of a million dollars!

RALEIGH – Lloyd Dockery of Lowell said he’s got a million reasons to sing after winning a $1 million Powerball prize.

The Southern gospel singer bought his Quick Pick ticket for Saturday’s drawing when he stopped to get gas at the Lowell Mini Mart on McAdenville Road in Lowell.

CONCORD, N.H. – A 30-person winner pool comprised of employees at Jordan’s Furniture in Nashua claimed a $1 million Powerball prize today at New Hampshire Lottery headquarters. The New Hampshire Lottery made a formal check presentation to the group today, with about 20 members of the winner pool present. The group purchased the winning $1 million ticket at Cumberland Farms on Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua for the drawing on Saturday, March 23.

DOVER, Del. - A 79-year-old Selbyville man matched five white balls for the March 2nd POWERBALL® drawing, winning $1,000,000 before taxes. The man, who wished to remain anonymous, purchased two Quick Pick POWERBALL® tickets for the drawing from the Fenwick Island Goose Creek.

"I won $500 before, but obviously nothing this big," the man said. "I checked my numbers on the website (delottery.com) the morning after the drawing. I couldn't believe it."

After taxes, the man took home $760,000.