DES MOINES, Iowa - Holders of a Powerball ticket sold in Arizona will share half of the 94 million-dollar Powerball jackpot from last night's drawing.

Let the ticket-buying frenzy begin.

DES MOINES, Iowa - Another record lottery jackpot is up for grabs. With no winner Wednesday, the multistate Powerball jackpot jumped to $365 million for Saturday's drawing, the largest jackpot in U.S. lottery history.

What would you do if you won $500 million?

A Safeway assistant store manager in Fort Mohave says the northwest Arizona community is buzzing and wondering who has the $95 million Powerball jackpot ticket from Wednesday's drawing. The ticket was purchased at the store near Bullhead City sometime this week.

A Powerball ticket purchased in Glendale for the Feb. 27 drawing is the latest in a string of winning Powerball tickets purchased in the Valley worth $200,000 each for the second prize.

The Arizona Lottery says time is running out for the holders of two winning Powerball tickets to come forward and claim their money.

Someone who bought a Powerball ticket at a Mesa Fry's food store has won $200,000. No one's ticket matched the $95 million Powerball jackpot, but the second-prize Powerball ticket was sold at the Fry's at 5941 E. McKellips Road.

A $200,000 second-prize ticket from Saturday’s Powerball drawing was purchased in Gilbert and has not yet been claimed. The ticket was one of 10 second-prize tickets nationwide and was purchased at the Safeway, 90 S. Val Vista Drive.

No more student loans, no house mortgage, no credit card debt. It sounds like a dream come true, but it’s reality for Scott Alack, of Tempe.

The odds, one in more than 146 million, are against you hitting the jackpot in tonight’s Powerball lottery — a record $340 million.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. - If someone wins the estimated $340 million Powerball jackpot on Wednesday, he or she won't be the only one who will benefit from the record prize.

FOUNTAIN HILLS — Sometimes it's better to dream, particularly when reality means you're not an instant multimillionaire.

BATON ROUGE, La. - A construction company owner who lost two homes in Hurricane Katrina claimed a $97 million Powerball prize, a jackpot won off a ticket he bought at a convenience store where he stopped to buy his wife a gallon of milk.

No Hummer. No mansion. No fancy clothes.

January 12, 2005

It’s a mind-blowing amount of money — $210 million — a jackpot that would pay out $13,000 a day and 16 cents every second.