Somebody in Western Pennsylvania woke up a whole lot richer after the July 25 Powerball drawing, and they might not even know it yet.
Lottery officials say two local tickets hit big: a Walmart in South Union Township, near Uniontown, sold a ticket worth $1 million, and Thompson Run Market in Ross Township sold a Power Play ticket that came out to $200,000. As of Monday, July 27, 2026, neither winner had stepped into the spotlight.
Pennsylvania Lottery officials confirmed the local wins and told WTAE that the Uniontown-area Walmart ticket matched all five white balls to snag the $1 million prize. The Thompson Run Market ticket, officials said, matched four white balls plus the red Powerball. Because that player opted for the Power Play, the usual $50,000 payout was multiplied by four, boosting it to $200,000.
Official results and winners
Powerball's official site lists the July 25 winning numbers as 3, 4, 24, 36 and 47, with a red Powerball and a 4X Power Play. According to the listed results, there were six Match-5 winners nationwide at the $1 million level, including the ticket sold in Pennsylvania. No one matched all six numbers, so the grand prize rolled forward to the next drawing. The Multi-State Lottery Association posted the full results and prize breakdown on its site.
How to claim and what winners should do
Pennsylvania Lottery officials told WTAE that winners have one year from the draw date to claim prizes. Anyone who thinks they might be holding a winning ticket is urged to sign the back immediately and contact the Lottery to start the validation process. The Lottery verifies tickets before releasing any names or payments and will officially confirm the winners once they come forward.
Where the tickets were sold
The $1 million ticket was sold at the Uniontown Walmart Supercenter, according to the store listing on Walmart.com. The $200,000 Power Play ticket was sold at Thompson Run Market in Ross Township, which is listed at 333 Thompson Run Road in local business directories and profiles.
Next drawing and what to watch
With no jackpot winner on July 25, the Powerball top prize will continue to climb for the next drawing. The official Powerball site carries the updated jackpot amount and details on upcoming draws, and players who want to double-check their slips can review the results at Powerball.com.
If you bought a ticket at either of these stores, sign the back, stash it somewhere safe, and keep the original handy. Winners must present that physical ticket to claim their money. This story will be updated when the Pennsylvania Lottery confirms the winners and the prizes are officially paid out.
