One ticket was sold matching all six numbers in Saturday evening’s drawing of the multi-state Powerball lottery. The $303 million jackpot winning ticket was sold in Oregon. One ticket was sold matching five numbers but not the Powerball in Michigan and is worth $2 million because the winner played the Power Play option.

Indiana resident Emily Hickox, 25, ended up with a winning Michigan Lottery ticket worth $500,000 after doing a white elephant gift exchange with her family.

The 56-year-old Kalamazoo County man, who has chosen to stay anonymous, bought the winning ticket for $1 at a Portage gas station in December, lottery officials said in a Jan. 16 news release. He selected the numbers 03-07-10-27-29 on a Fantasy 5 ticket.

“It’s a miracle! An early Christmas miracle!” the winner from Wayne County said about the Dec. 4 drawing. He matched the winning numbers 02-10-13-24-29-46 on his $1 Lotto 47 ticket purchased at a drugstore in Westland, lottery officials said.

(CBS DETROIT) - A burst of confetti seen on the Michigan Lottery app was the cheer that let a Wayne County man know he won over $1 million. The 57-year-old man chose to remain anonymous as he went through the lottery winner claim process for his Lotto 74 jackpot. Michigan Lottery officials reported his story Wednesday.

For the second straight night, a major lottery jackpot has been won. A lottery player in Oregon won the estimated $329 million Powerball jackpot on Saturday night, according to the Powerball website.