A Powerball ticket purchased in Maryland has resulted in a significant win. The ticket was bought at a 7-Eleven store in College Park. The winning ticket matched the first five numbers in the drawing that took place on August 1.
As a result, the winner will receive $1 million. Further details about the win can be found through KTXS, the source of this information. The win marks the second consecutive time a Powerball winner has been from Maryland.
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