ALPINE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) -- $360 million, that's the jackpot in Wednesday night's Powerball lottery drawing. It's the third largest prize in the game's history.

Wednesday evening, people were streaming into Party World on Alpine Avenue to buy their tickets, in hopes of winning big money.

In the last four years, the store has sold at least six winning tickets with major jackpots, a status workers at the Michigan Lottery have confirmed.

If no one wins Wednesday night's jackpot it could go up to $400 million for Saturday's drawing.

According to the FBI, 800,000 children in the U.S. go missing every year.

The Kent County Sheriff’s Department is teaming up with the FBI to lower that number, by providing at-home child identification kits.

The kits contain an inkless fingerprint kit, DNA collection swab as well as other emergency information. Starting at 11 a.m.

It takes a pretty ambitious student to keep up grades and still have time to complete more than 600 hours of service hours during high school. This is the lifestyle of Jeff Ford, a senior at West Catholic High School, here on Grand Rapids' Westside.

Besides directing a Middle School play at St. Anthony’s School, Jeff sings at St. Anthony’s Church during Mass, is a member of the National Honor Society, Drama Club, a leader of the Life Force team, has been in numerous musicals and was captain of the Soccer team.

Optometry is his field of choice when he attends Ferris State University next fall.