No Powerball winners; jackpot swells to $214M

The bad news is you didn’t win the $187 million Powerball jackpot Wednesday night. The good new for you is, nobody else did either.

The winning numbers are 44, 10, 58, 8 and 30, and the Powerball is 13. No tickets matched all six numbers, but two ticket holders matched five numbers and won $1 million each. Those tickets were purchased in Minnesota and Washington.

The jackpot now rolls over to an estimated $214 million for Saturday night’s drawing.

The jackpot has grown since Oct. 6 and has rolled 12 times.

A player in Delaware won the last big jackpot - $50 million on Oct. 3. A Nebraska player won the biggest Powerball jackpot ever, $365 million on Feb. 18, 2006.

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