PHOENIX — A Powerball lottery ticket sold in Phoenix has yielded a profit of $1 million and officials are still looking for someone to collect the prize.
The ticket was sold at a Circle K near 27th Avenue and Butler Drive. Five of the ticket's numbers matched with those that were drawn on March 5 by the Arizona Lottery, excluding the Powerball number.
As of March 16, lottery officials said the ticket's owner has still not come forward to claim their winnings.
The winning numbers were 8, 23, 37, 52, 63 with Powerball number 13.
A handful of other Powerball players won prizes worth $100 after the March 5 drawing, according to the Arizona Lottery.
Nobody in Tucson has claimed a ticket worth $260,000 after the March 12 drawing. The Arizona Lottery said the ticket was sold in the 4300 block of North 1st Avenue.
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