The winner beat odds of 1 in 99,692 to win the game’s second-tier prize. The game’s top prize is $1 million a year for 20 years. Tickets are $50. According to the Ohio Lottery website, as of July 21, there are two top prizes remaining.

"I saw Ohio has a lot of winners and big top prizes," she told lottery officials. "I said, ‘I'm going to hit big.'"

Stark County produced two big lottery wins in a span of 24 hours. Ohio Lottery winners purchased their winning tickets in the Stark County area, cashing in their prizes on July 17, according to a news release. One was a winner in the Bingo Times 50 scratch-off that scored $50,000, and the other was a Pick 5 drawing that won $25,417.

One lucky lottery player in Ohio can declare their financial independence this July 4th after winning the Powerball on Wednesday night. A ticket sold the Buckeye State matched all six balls in ...

The man from East Rochester slept through his alarm and missed work, according to a July 16 news release from the Ohio Lottery. The man went to buy an energy drink and picked up a $30 lottery ticket in Minerva. He won $500 and decided to buy a couple more tickets, the lottery said.

The Ohio Lottery says the person who won the $138 million Powerball jackpot from July 3, 2024, at Walmart in Huber Heights has failed to claim their prize. Skip Navigation.