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If you're near Carlton, Minnesota or driving through it, be sure to buy a Powerball ticket. It is being reported that a Carlton Kwik Trip on Highway 210 has sold a winning Powerball ticket from the June 9th drawing that is worth $1 million. The winning numbers were: 6, 10, 15, 25, 36, and a Powerball of 14.

A ticket that was bought at a northern Minnesota gas station is worth $22.8 million.

It has been two weeks since we learned that a $1 million Powerball ticket was sold at a West Duluth Holiday Station store, we now know who won.

Earlier this morning we found out someone who bought a Minnesota lotto ticket in West Duluth won $1 million. Which prompts the question: what would do with a mill?

If you bought a powerball ticket this weekend in Duluth, make sure to check your ticket.

Someone in Duluth bought a Lucky for Life ticket from the 4th Street Market and Deli and won $25,000 a year for life!

When the Powerball jackpot hit the $1.5 billion mark on Wednesday, even people who never play the lottery were picking up a ticket or two. As we all know by now, that jackpot was won, and will be split up among multiple winners. In the aftermath of Powerball fever, some people are in extreme recovery mode.

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Talk about dumb luck.

The winner of the largest Powerball prize ever, $590 million, is Gloria C. Mackenzie, 84, of Zephyrhills, Florida. Lottery officials made the announcement in a news conference Wednesday afternoon.

I have a fever.  I'm sure I'm not the only one experiencing these classic symptoms.  You may be too.  Unable to concentrate, light headed, loss of mental focus, and excitement.  It's commonly known as Powerball Fever.  I'm one of the lemmings that is daydreaming about how I would go about my daily life if I realized one of my tickets actually held all five winning numbers and the Powerball.  I'm t

OK, all I can say is damn!  The Mega Millions lottery jackpot grew this afternoon to $640 million, now that is exciting.  I never play the lottery, but how can you ignore a chance to win a world record lottery jackpot? The answer is, you can't, so I walked next store to the BP station on Arlington and Central Entrance and bought $5 worth.