Multiple Powerball Winners Claimed; Jackpot Rolls Higher Again
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Roseville, Minnesota. The Minnesota State Lottery reported two midrange Powerball winning tickets sold in the state this week: a $100,000 ticket at Jubilee Foods in Madison and a $50,000 ticket at a Speedway on Cedar Avenue South in Minneapolis following a Wednesday drawing; the Powerball jackpot was not won and continued to roll. Marion County, Florida. The Florida Lottery confirmed that Christopher Trail claimed a $10 million prize tied to the March 11 Powerball drawing when he completed his claim at Tallahassee Lottery Headquarters on March 18; the next Powerball drawing is scheduled for Saturday, June 27, with an estimated jackpot near $348 million and ongoing lottery contributions to education noted.
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Timeline of Events
- March 11, 2026 — Powerball drawing produced numbers later linked to a $10M Florida prize.
- March 18, 2026 — Christopher Trail claimed his $10 million Powerball prize in Tallahassee.
- June 20, 2026 — A $100,000 Powerball ticket was sold at Cub Foods in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
- June 23, 2026 — A $100,000 Mega Millions ticket was sold at a Kwik Trip in St. Joseph, Minnesota.
- Late June 2026 — Two additional Minnesota Powerball prizes ($100,000 and $50,000) reported; next drawing estimated at $348 million for June 27.
Why This Matters to You
Lottery wins can happen anywhere, even in your neighborhood. These recent winners in Minnesota and Florida are proof. If you're a Powerball player, keep an eye on the jackpot. It's rolling higher and could be your ticket to a big payday.
The Bottom Line
Remember, while the thrill of the draw is exciting, always play responsibly. The next Powerball drawing is set for June 27, with a hefty jackpot of nearly $348 million. Worth forwarding if you know someone who loves to play the lottery.
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Individual holders of winning tickets received assigned cash prizes, retailers that sold winning tickets received increased attention and potential business, and state education programs benefited from lottery contributions (Florida reported more than $3.37 billion contributed to education since 2009).
Players who did not hold winning tickets received no payout while the Powerball jackpot remained unclaimed and the estimated prize rolled to an increased amount of approximately $348 million.
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