Ohio Sells Multiple Winning Powerball Tickets, Including $100,000 Prize; Grand Jackpot Unclaimed
Several winning Powerball tickets were sold in Ohio, including one $100,000 winner purchased in Hubbard and another $50,000 winner. The grand jackpot of $516 million was not claimed.
Dayton, OH, October 11, 2026 — Multiple Powerball tickets with significant winnings were sold across Ohio in a recent drawing, with one ticket matching for a $100,000 prize and another for $50,000. The state has not yet announced details for the $50,000 winner, but the $100,000 winning ticket was purchased in Hubbard.
The largest prize, the Powerball grand jackpot totaling $516 million, was not won in this drawing, meaning the large sum remains unclaimed and will roll over to the next drawing. The winning numbers for the jackpot were not provided in the summary.
The lottery commission has not released the names of the individuals who purchased the winning tickets, nor have the specific retail locations for all winning tickets been disclosed, beyond Hubbard for the $100,000 winner. The process for claiming lottery prizes typically involves verification by the Ohio Lottery Commission, and winners may have a specified period to come forward. Details regarding the exact date of the drawing were not provided in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Ren Sikes, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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