N.J. Powerball ticket wins $1M

Powerball has minted its latest millionaire in New Jersey, with a ticket sold in the state winning $1 million in Wednesday's drawing.

The ticket matched all five white balls drawn (8, 29, 41, 51 and 58) but missed the Powerball of 5.

No one hit Wednesday's $235 million jackpot, so the top prize for Saturday's drawing now rolls over $267 million for the annuity, or $169 million for the cash option.

New Jersey Lottery officials said the state's lucky ticket was sold in Bergen County, at the Tiger Mart Exxon located at 119 Route 4 W in Englewood.

A ticket sold in Colorado won $2 million by matching the five white balls with the power play option, while three other tickets were also $1 million winners. Those tickets were sold in California, Idaho and Wisconsin.

In other lottery news:

- The Mega Millions jackpot for Friday's drawing is up to $31 million for the annuity, or $19 million cash, after no one hit the top prize on Tuesday.

- Pennsylvania Lottery officials said a Match 6 ticket sold in Lancaster County won the game's highest jackpot of 2015 so far in Monday's drawing. The ticket, sold at Stover's News at 24 N. 3rd St. in Columbia, won $2.65 million by matching all six numbers drawn: 10, 14, 15, 16, 23 and 25.