The Powerball jackpot has increased in value. This change occurred because no winning tickets were sold that matched all the numbers drawn. The most recent drawing took place on a Monday night.
As a result of no tickets matching the winning numbers, the jackpot has climbed. Further information about the Powerball, including the current jackpot amount and the next drawing date, is available from the source.
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