NEW YORK (Nov. 14, 2018) - Sixty-seven-year-old Robert Bailey has come forward to claim the $343.8 million winning ticket from the October 27, 2018 Powerball drawing. Bailey, of New York City, now has the distinction of winning the largest jackpot in New York Lottery history. His winning ticket matched all six of the numbers drawn; numbers he said he has been playing for over twenty-five years.

RALEIGH – Powerball gives players nine ways to win. Outside of the jackpot, players could win prizes ranging from $4 to $2 million depending on the type of ticket. 

LANSING, Mich. – A Lansing man is looking forward to an easier winter after winning $1 million from the Michigan Lottery playing Powerball.

Brian Tackett, 48, matched the five white balls drawn – 16-54-57-62-69 – in Saturday’s drawing to win a $1 million prize. He bought his winning ticket at Holt Fine Liquor and Spirits, located at 2102 Aurelius Road in Holt. Holt is about 10 miles south of Lansing.

BRAINTREE, MA (October 19, 2018) – Ilona McCahill of East Wareham is the winner of a $1 million Powerball prize after the first five numbers on her Quic Pic ticket matched those drawn in the multi-state game’s Wednesday, October 17 drawing, which featured a $345 million jackpot.

RALEIGH – Genia Mangum of Vanceboro said she can take a dream honeymoon trip thanks to her fiancé who surprised her with a $50,000 Powerball gift three days before their wedding.  

MISSOURI - Michael Baldwin of Eldon and his mom, Michelle Adams of Lake Ozark, decided to pool their money together to buy Powerball tickets with Power Play. Baldwin purchased the tickets at three separate gas stations over a two-day period, but his last stop at Jiffy Stop, 3360 Bagnell Dam Blvd. in Lake Ozark, was his lucky stop. 

RALEIGH – Laura Medlin of Concord said she plans to make her dream of owning a home and horses come true after she won a $2 million Powerball prize.

Baltimore – The Powerball jackpot was set at $147 million for the Saturday, Sept. 15 drawing when “Roque II” headed to Luxe Liquors in Laurel, Md., to buy his “weekend essentials.”

INDIANAPOLIS — Jim Gibson was working with his tools when he needed a break. He decided to take his Powerball ticket to the store to check on whether it was a winner.

“I went into the store I normally go to, I scanned it and it said, ‘You’re a winner,’” Jim recalled while claiming his $50,000 Powerball prize at Hoosier Lottery headquarters.

Baltimore – A Maryland man who retired to Florida 15 years ago returned to the Old Line State to visit his children and grandchildren in Ocean City and win a $50,000 Powerball prize! Richard Rinaudot missed the jackpot by one number in the Aug. 18 drawing.