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Maine Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 on April 26, 2026

Maine Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 on April 26, 2026

The Maine Lottery has released the winning numbers for its Pick 3 and Pick 4 draw games held on April 26, 2026. For the Pick 3 game, the winning numbers were 3-6-8 for the day drawing and 7-7-4 for the evening drawing. In the Pick 4 game, the day drawing numbers were 2-7-4-3, while the evening drawing numbers were 9-0-4-7. Additionally, the Millionaire for Life game had the winning numbers 02-03-06-17-56 with a bonus number of 03. These results were automatically generated using information from TinBu and reviewed by a USA Today editor.
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DC Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for Powerball and DC 3 on April 25, 2026

DC Lottery Announces Winning Numbers for Powerball and DC 3 on April 25, 2026

The DC Lottery has released the winning numbers for its draw games held on Saturday, April 25, 2026. The Powerball numbers drawn were 04-30-36-52-57, with a Powerball of 02 and a Power Play multiplier of 3. Additionally, the DC 3 game had three separate drawings throughout the day, with the numbers 3-7-7 drawn at 1:50 PM, 5-7-3 at 7:50 PM, and 7-1-3 at 11:30 PM. The DC 4 and DC 5 games also had their respective numbers drawn at various times. The Millionaire for Life game featured the numbers 03-22-26-44-47 with a bonus number of 02. These results were automatically generated using information from TinBu and reviewed by a USA Today editor.
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DC Lottery Reveals Winning Numbers for April 26, 2026

DC Lottery Reveals Winning Numbers for April 26, 2026

The DC Lottery has announced the winning numbers for its draw games on April 26, 2026. The DC 3 game had three drawings with the numbers 4-6-4 at 1:50 PM, 6-4-9 at 7:50 PM, and 5-1-8 at 11:30 PM. The DC 4 game also had three drawings, resulting in the numbers 9-7-4-6, 6-3-6-2, and 6-6-9-0. Additionally, the DC 5 game numbers were 4-5-4-0-0 and 3-1-1-7-0. The Millionaire for Life numbers were 02-03-06-17-56 with a bonus of 03. These results were compiled using information from TinBu and reviewed by a USA Today editor.
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Heavy Snow Warning Issued for Northern Rockies Amid Avalanche Risk

Heavy Snow Warning Issued for Northern Rockies Amid Avalanche Risk

A late-April winter storm is forecasted to bring heavy snow, strong winds, and increased avalanche risk to parts of the northern Rockies. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued multiple winter storm warnings across Montana, with surrounding regions in Wyoming and Idaho under advisories. The storm is expected to cause hazardous travel conditions, with snow accumulations reaching up to 9 inches in some areas and wind gusts up to 50 mph. The NWS warns of potential power outages and tree damage due to the heavy, wet snow.
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Pocatello Community Conducts Walk Audit to Improve School Accessibility

Pocatello Community Conducts Walk Audit to Improve School Accessibility

In Pocatello, Idaho, a group of approximately 20 volunteers will conduct a walk audit around Syringa Elementary School to assess the safety and accessibility of walking routes for students. This initiative, scheduled for Thursday, is part of a broader effort to create a School Travel Plans Report, which will aid in grant applications for improving school travel conditions. The audit is organized by the Southeast Idaho Council of Governments (SICOG) in collaboration with the city of Pocatello, Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25, and the engineering firm Kimley-Horn. The project aims to document street conditions and identify potential safety concerns for children and parents walking or biking to school. A community meeting will follow the audit to gather insights from parents and community members.
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Idaho Health Insurance at Risk as 30,000 Residents Face Potential Loss

Idaho Health Insurance at Risk as 30,000 Residents Face Potential Loss

In Idaho, up to 30,000 residents are at risk of losing their health insurance coverage. This development is part of a broader discussion on healthcare access in the state. The Idaho Transportation Department is also conducting a study on Highway 55 to identify major safety issues, while a medical cannabis initiative is gaining traction towards being included on the ballot. Additionally, a lesser-known congressional tool is being scrutinized for its potential impact on public land management across the Western United States. These topics were discussed during the Idaho Matters Reporter Roundtable, which provides updates on significant news events in the state.
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Former Idaho Governor and Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne Passes Away at 74

Former Idaho Governor and Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne Passes Away at 74

Dirk Kempthorne, a former Republican Governor of Idaho and U.S. Interior Secretary, has died at the age of 74. His family announced that Kempthorne passed away in Boise after battling colon cancer. Kempthorne's career in public service included roles as the mayor of Boise, a U.S. senator, and the Secretary of the Interior under President George W. Bush. Known for his dedication to natural resources, Kempthorne was praised by former President Bush for his stewardship and kindness. His family highlighted his devotion to family and the joy he found in spending time with loved ones.
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Browns WR Denzel Boston: Everything you need to know from childhood to NFL draft

Browns WR Denzel Boston: Everything you need to know from childhood to NFL draft

The Cleveland Browns added a 2nd WR in the 2026 NFL draft. Denzel Boston’s profile from childhood to the Browns
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ESPYS Awards Show Featured in USA Today Crossword

ESPYS Awards Show Featured in USA Today Crossword

ESPYS Awards Show Featured in USA Today Crossword
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Research Highlights SNAP Work Requirements' Impact on Participation Without Employment Gains

Research Highlights SNAP Work Requirements' Impact on Participation Without Employment Gains

New research from the Brookings Institution has raised concerns about the effectiveness of stricter work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The study found that these requirements do not lead to improved employment outcomes, contrary to policymakers' intentions. Instead, the policy has resulted in a significant reduction in SNAP participation. Between July and December 2025, SNAP participation nationwide dropped by approximately 2.5 million people, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The decline was particularly notable in the Mountain West, with Idaho experiencing an 8% drop, Nevada over 14%, and Arizona nearly 34%. The study suggests that while the policy aims to encourage workforce participation, it primarily reduces the number of people receiving food assistance.
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Californians Relocate to Escape High Living Costs, Study Finds

Californians Relocate to Escape High Living Costs, Study Finds

A study by the California Policy Lab reveals that a growing number of Californians are relocating to more affordable states due to the high cost of living. The report, which analyzed migration patterns from 2016 to 2025, found that movers typically end up in neighborhoods with significantly lower housing costs, averaging $672 less per month. Popular destinations include Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, and Arizona. The study also notes that those who relocate are 48% more likely to own a home after seven years compared to those who remain in California. The trend spans various income levels, with many movers coming from higher-income areas but showing signs of financial strain.
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Breezy Winds and Cold Air Settle in Twin Falls, Idaho

Breezy Winds and Cold Air Settle in Twin Falls, Idaho

Twin Falls, Idaho is experiencing breezy winds and a drop in temperatures, as reported by KMVT/KSVT. The region is facing a shift in weather patterns, with cold air settling in, which could affect local agricultural activities. The change in weather comes amidst a broader context of challenges for Idaho farmers, who are dealing with a worker shortage that threatens the agricultural economy. The cold air and winds are part of a larger weather system impacting the area, potentially influencing crop growth and farm operations. The Idaho Dairymen’s Association has highlighted the difficulties faced by farmers due to the labor crisis, which is exacerbated by the current weather conditions.