Paul Corcoran won two separate $1 million Powerball jackpots in under a week, the Massachusetts Lottery announced.

Powerball jackpot reaches $248 million after no winners on July 12, one Ohio winner got $50,000. A $2 million winner emerged in Wisconsin, and a $1 million prize was claimed in Texas. The next draw offers a cash option of $112.

A Michigan Lottery player won a $1 million prize in the Powerball drawing on Monday, July 14, according to lottery officials.

A person in Frisco won $2 million playing Powerball, according to the Texas Lottery. The state lottery said the second-tier prize was won during the July 9 drawing. The player matched all five white balls (5-9-25-28-69) but not the red Powerball (5) on a self-picked ticket bought at a Walmart on Redbud Boulevard in Frisco.

A person, obviously, has to be very lucky to win the lottery. Not just a little bit lucky, but astronomically lucky, considering the odds of winning a

Paul Corcoran of Fitchburg wins two $1M Powerball prizes in the same drawing after purchasing tickets at two Massachusetts stores. Both retailers earn $10K bonuses.

A $1 million prize is awaiting a Michigan Lottery player who made an online entry to Monday's Powerball drawing.

After no jackpot winners were drawn from the Wednesday, Dec. 20 drawing, the Powerball jackpot is now worth an estimated $620 million with a cash prize of $310.8 million.

Looks like someone in Westchester is $50,000 richer—and probably just a few numbers away from never having to shop at Stop & Shop again. The New York Lottery announced that a third-prize-winning Powerball ticket worth $50,