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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — No one in Pennsylvania won the record-setting Powerball jackpot, but three tickets worth $1 million were sold around the state. Pennsylvania Lottery officials say the winning tickets were sold in Chester, Lancaster and Bethlehem counties. Those tickets matched the five numbers — 4, 8, 19, 27, 34 — but failed to land the Powerball of 10. The winners of Wednesday's unprecedented $1.6 billion jackpot bought their tickets in Florida, Tennessee and a Los Angeles suburb. Their identities are still a mystery. Pennsylvania's winning tickets were bought at Landhope Farms, in Kennett Square; Turkey Hill in Lancaster; and Top Star Express in Bethlehem. Officials say six tickets that matched four numbers plus the Powerball are worth $100,000 and were sold in Leetsdale, Lansdowne, Glenolden, Horsham, Wind Gap and Latrobe. The Powerball jackpot for Saturday has been reset to $40 million.

3 tickets in Pennsylvania win $1M in Powerball