$1 million winning Powerball ticket sold at Walmart in Western Pennsylvania
The lucky ticket was sold at Walmart in South Union Township, Fayette County
SOUTH UNION TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Someone in Western Pennsylvania is $1 million richer after a big win in the Powerball drawing Saturday.
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According to the Powerball website, a ticket that was sold in Pennsylvania matched all five white balls in the July 25 drawing: 3, 4, 24, 36, 47. It did not match the red Powerball, 17.
Pennsylvania Lottery officials said the ticket was sold at Walmart in South Union Township, Fayette County.
The winner has not been identified. They have one year to claim the prize.
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Lottery officials said there is also a $200,000 winner in Allegheny County. That ticket was sold at Thompson Run Market in Ross Township, and it matched four white balls and the red Powerball. The buyer purchased the Power Play option, which quadrupled the prize from $50,000.
Since no tickets matched all five white balls and the red Powerball, the jackpot will roll to $633 million for the next drawing on Monday night.
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