The Hoosier Lottery says a winning Powerball ticket that correctly matched four out of the five numbers and the Powerball in Wednesday night's drawing was sold at a Hamilton County gas station. The ticket, worth $50,000, was sold at the Speedway located at 1005 South Peru Street in Cicero.

The Hoosier Lottery is celebrating its 35th anniversary, having contributed $7.7 billion to state funds since its inception in 1989. The lottery has been a significant source of funding for various state initiatives,

The Hoosier Lottery has three game options: drawings, scratch-offs and Fast Play. Lottery drawings are when players buy tickets, and winning numbers are announced afterward on the designated days ...

The Hoosier Lottery said the ticket was purchased at Village Pantry 5375, 1000 W. Cross St. in Anderson, for the Apr. 4 drawing. Are you a millionaire this morning?

Check your numbers if you bought a Powerball ticket in Cicero, Indiana. A $50,000 winning ticket was sold at Speedway #8034. Jackpot estimated at $350 million.

Hoosiers dreaming of a billion-dollar Powerball or MegaMillions jackpot helped the Hoosier Lottery hit a new, all-time sales record of $1.75 billion.

The Hoosier Lottery, and its service provider, IGT, have recently announced plans to bring lottery games to your cell phone. And apparently without the informed approval of Indiana lawmakers.