Powerball Jackpot Hit In Kansas & Indiana; Multiple Million Dollar Prizes Across Kansas

Via Kansas Lottery Press Release

TOPEKA, KAN. – The Powerball jackpot has been hit in Kansas, as multiple seven-figure prize winning tickets are sold across the Sunflower State. The jackpot for the Wednesday, April 29, 2026, Powerball drawing was $143.4 million with a cash option of $65.2 million. The winning numbers in the drawing were 3 – 19 – 35 – 51 – 67 Powerball 15.

The winner will split their jackpot prize with the Indiana winner for an estimated cash amount jackpot prize of $32.6 million each. The jackpot winning ticket was sold in the South-Central region of Kansas.

This wasn’t the only big winning ticket sold in Kansas on Wednesday night. A $2 million winning Powerball ticket was sold in the Southeast Region, and FIVE $1 million winning Powerball tickets were sold across the state as well. Two million-dollar winners were sold in the Northeast Region, two in the South-Central region, and one in North-Central region.

Players have 365 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. The Kansas Lottery cannot release the retail location that sold the ticket until after the prize is claimed. Winners are encouraged to reach out to Lottery officials with any questions about the claims process they may have before coming in.

Congratulations to all our winners and to our friends at the Hoosier Lottery!

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