It’s been nearly two weeks since a Missouri Powerball player won the second-richest prize in the game’s history. Missouri Lottery officials say the winner has yet to come forward to claim their share of the prize.

A Quick Pick ticket bought in Columbia led to a Missouri Lottery player winning a $50,000 prize in the Aug. 30 Powerball drawing, according to a news release from the Missouri Lottery. The winner says the money will go toward his wedding. The player purchased the winning ticket at Break Time, 7701 Roanoke Drive, in Columbia.

Missouri lottery officials have announced that a QuikTrip gas station in St. Louis sold a winning ticket worth $893.5 million

What would you do if you won $1.8 billion lottery? For 2 couples in Missouri, some Powerball prize money ($50,000) will help pay for their weddings.

The Missourian who just became a multi-millionaire bought their ticket in north St. Louis County, state lottery officials confirmed on Monday. The massive $1.787 billion Powerball ticket was sold on Sept.

A Missouri Powerball winner has yet to claim their share of the record $1.8 billion jackpot, lottery officials confirmed.

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“It was a record setting night for the Missouri Lottery, with the $893.5 million prize ranking as the highest jackpot prize won in Missouri to date,” said MO Lottery Executive Director Lester Elder. “It exceeds the previous record of $293.7 million from a Powerball drawing held in November 2012.”