$1 Million Lottery Ticket Expiring in 11 Days
By:
Posted: Jan 23, 2017 11:26 AM CST
-
2:26
Miller Valley bar owner recounts Molson Coors shooting on 1 year...
-
2:13
What is Wisconsin getting from the $1.9 trillion COVID relief...
-
2:10
Doctors say once you’re eligible, get the first COVID-19 vaccine...
-
2:01
Suspect targets work trucks in string of catalytic converter...
-
1:55
Wisconsin’s largest teachers union raises concerns about DHS...
-
2:13
City of Wauwatosa announces hiring process for new police chief
-
1:56
Thousands of vaccine appointments postponed due to lack of supply,...
-
0:45
Walker addresses voters in CPAC speech, calls young liberals...
-
1:32
Milwaukee health officials participate in walkthrough at American...
-
1:27
Local lawmakers weigh in on COVID-19 relief plan
-
1:58
Molson Coors fatal shooting remembered 1 year later
-
2:32
Racine girl named one of Wisconsin’s Top Youth Volunteers of...
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin lottery officials say a winning Powerball ticket worth $1 million is days away from expiring.
The ticket was purchased Aug. 6 at Aberg Avenue Mobil on Madison's east side. The location is also known as Kelley's Market. The ticket matched the first five numbers, but missed the Powerball.
Winning ticket holders have 180 days to claim their prize. The person who bought the winning ticket has 11 days left to claim the prize at Wisconsin Lottery headquarters in Madison. If not, the winnings are used for property tax relief.
The retailer who sold the ticket still receives 2 percent of the winning ticket amount up to $100,000.