NEW CASTLE — Authorities say they will move to extradite a suspect from California in connection with bomb threats phoned in to a local county jail.

Officials say the Lawrence County jail received three threats earlier this month from a man threatening to blow up the facility. The jail was searched each time and no suspicious devices were found, but visitors and other members of the public were barred from the jail.

Authorities said they linked the calls to a phone belonging to a 22-year-old Orlando, Calif., man who has been incarcerated at the jail before. County prison board chairman David Gettings said the suspect is being treated for a medical problem but would be brought to Pennsylvania to face charges.

PHILADELPHIA — Lottery officials say a winning Powerball ticket worth $131.5 million was sold in south Philadelphia.The Pennsylvania Lottery said the ticket for Saturday's drawing was sold at a Federal Beer distributor. Officials say the ticket matched all five white balls and the red Powerball. The retailer will receive a $100,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.