The Powerball jackpot climbed to a new high of an estimated $1.3 billion for Wednesday night's drawing, after no winner came forward on Labor Day.

The Powerball jackpot is the largest its been in 2025 so far, but winners’ take-home pay varies widely depending on the state.

The Powerball jackpot rose to a $1.1 billion jackpot after no tickets matched all six numbers in Saturday's drawing. The next drawing is set for Labor Day.

Labor Day's Powerball jackpot has soared to the fifth-largest prize ever, an estimated $1.1 billion, after no ticket matched all six numbers on Saturday.

The Powerball jackpot climbed to a new high of an estimated $1.3 billion for Wednesday night's drawing, after no winner came forward on Labor Day.

The Wednesday, Sept. 3 Powerball jackpot is at $1.3 billion, making it the fifth-largest in the game’s history.

The jackpot prize for Wednesday night's Powerball draw is the sixth-largest U.S. lottery jackpot of all time.

Wednesday night's Powerball drawing has an estimated jackpot of $1.4 billion, but the actual amount a winner collects depends on factors including state taxes.

The Powerball drawing continues to grow since the last jackpot winner back in May.

Since May 31, there have been 41 straight drawings without a big winner.

Americans are eagerly awaiting the next Powerball drawing in hopes of winning an estimated $1.7 billion. What to know about the Powerball jackpot.