Powerball

The Powerball jackpot is climbing again, though it will take some time before it breaks the kind of records that are seemingly smashed with more frequency.

A New Jersey man who won a $338 million Powerball jackpot, among the largest lottery winnings, is embroiled in a court fight with his former girlfriend over the money.

The winner of a $400 million Powerball jackpot cashed in his ticket Monday in South Carolina, but he told lottery officials that he wants to remain anonymous.

When they learned that a Powerball ticket worth $400 million had been sold at a gas station across the road, workers at Econ-O-Bug Termite and Pest Control said they had a few big, wishful dreams. But they didn't have the prized ticket in their hands, so they came to work as usual Thursday in their yellow bug-battling vans.

Lottery machines across New Jersey cranked out thousands of tickets for Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot with an annuity value of $400 million, but no jackpot-winning tickets were sold in the Garden State.

Lottery machines across New Jersey have been printing tickets all day in anticipation of tonight's Powerball jackpot with an annuity value of $400 million.

There was no winner in Saturday's Powerball drawing meaning the jackpot will climb higher to an annuity value of $400 million for Wednesday.

As the Powerball annuity jackpot climbs to $317 million for Saturday's drawing many are wondering if Lady Luck will smile on New Jersey yet again.

The Powerball jackpot is growing again with an annuity value of $245 million for Wednesday's drawing.

The final winner of the August 7 Powerball jackpot used a quick pick to select the numbers that won him a share of a $411 million annuity.