Breaking: A winner in California took the record $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot after a 10-hour delay. Lottery officials didn’t say who won the prize.
A record-breaking Powerball run ended in theatrical fashion Tuesday with a single victor in California selecting all six winning numbers to take home the world’s biggest lottery jackpot of $2.04 billion, officials said.
Powerball drew the winning numbers on Tuesday morning, nearly 10 hours later than scheduled because of a security issue. The delay heightened anticipation among both casual and regular players who saw the
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