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Winning Powerball Numbers for January 23 Drawing Announced

Results are currently pending as lottery players check their tickets for winning numbers in the latest Powerball drawing, which has a jackpot of $110 million.

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The winning Powerball numbers were announced just before 11 p.m. Wednesday night, potentially making someone an instant millionaire.

According to Powerball.com, the winning numbers in the January 23 drawing were:

11, 12, 24, 43 and 45 with a powerball number of 9.

The jackpot reached $110 million this week, the highest total since November 2011 when a record jackpot of $588 was reached.

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