THE DEADLINE PASSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON WITHOUT ANYONE CLAIMING A HALF-MILLION DOLLAR POWERBALL PRIZE FROM A TICKET SOLD AT A MASON CITY, IOWA CONVENIENCE STORE.
THE 500-THOUSAND DOLLAR TICKET WAS PURCHASED AT A KWIK STAR IN MASON CITY SIX MONTHS AGO AND IT NEEDED TO BE CLAIMED AT IOWA LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS IN CLIVE BY 4 P-M THURSDAY.
LOTTERY SPOKESWOMAN MARY NEUBAUER EXPLAINS WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE MONEY.
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THE PRIZE WAS NOT IN A REGULAR POWERBALL DRAWING BUT IN THE POWERBALL DOUBLE PLAY DRAWING ON MARCH 16TH.
THE WINNING TICKET WAS PART OF THE DOUBLE PLAY OPTION THAT WAS ADDED TO THE POWERBALL GAME IN IOWA BACK IN NOVEMBER, WHICH IS A SECOND DRAWING THAT TAKES PLACE AFTER THE FIRST DRAWING.
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