Draw-by-draw Powerball news with winning numbers, prize payouts, hot and cold number trends, local winner notes, and tax reality checks.
April 25, 2026
43036525723xThis was a routine rollover draw, so the useful value is the archive record: numbers, payout rows, number profile, and a quick tax context rather than a headline news event.
April 22, 2026
2429324963112xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in Michigan who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 20, 2026
917364764263xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in Missouri who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 18, 2026
242539466115xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner across New York, Oregon who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 15, 2026
1321274345265xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in Colorado who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 13, 2026
3843596364153xThis was a routine rollover draw, so the useful value is the archive record: numbers, payout rows, number profile, and a quick tax context rather than a headline news event.
April 11, 2026
64749536062xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in California who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 8, 2026
31617425232xThis was a routine rollover draw, so the useful value is the archive record: numbers, payout rows, number profile, and a quick tax context rather than a headline news event.
April 6, 2026
72437425752xThis is not a routine rollover recap: the jackpot was hit. For a grand-prize winner, the next questions are claim structure, cash versus annuity, anonymity rules, and tax reserves before the ticket is presented.
April 4, 2026
3613416514xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in Texas who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.
April 1, 2026
410115264243xThis was a routine rollover draw, so the useful value is the archive record: numbers, payout rows, number profile, and a quick tax context rather than a headline news event.
March 30, 2026
711314157202xThe draw's strongest angle is the non-jackpot winner in Ohio who hit Match 5. That prize does not end the jackpot run, but it still creates a real tax-planning problem.