CINCINNATI, Ohio (WJW) — One lucky Ohio Lottery player got the numbers right to win a Rolling Cash 5 jackpot worth more than $200,000. According to Ohio Lottery documents, the man-pick ticket was purchased at Murray Bros. Old Time Store in Cincinnati ahead of the Wednesday, Jan. 8 drawing.

No one came forward to claim a $138 million Powerball prize in Ohio — and now the ticket has expired, lottery officials said. The jackpot-winning ticket, bought in Huber Heights on July 3, matched all five numbers and the Powerball number.

An Ohio man was in the middle of scratching off a winning lottery ticket when his wife made him pause to eat lunch. Thinking the ticket was going to be worth $1,000, she told lottery officials that she wanted her husband to eat and dream about what they would do with a big lottery win.

According to the Ohio Lottery, someone won $50,000 in the Ohio Lottery’s Billion scratch-off. The ticket was sold at Conroy’s North at 3990 Belmont Avenue in Liberty Township. After taxes are taken out, the winner will take home approximately $36,000.

W hen someone wins the lottery, especially if it's a life-changing sum like $1 million or more, most winners won't hesitate to rush to lottery headquarters and claim their prize.

No tickets were sold matching all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s drawing of the multi-state Powerball lottery, pushing the estimated jackpot for Saturday’s drawing to $240 million. Two tickets were sold matching five numbers but not the Powerball in Indiana and Ohio and are worth $1 million each.

A $1 million-winning Powerball ticket was sold in Ohio this week. The winning ticket was sold at the Conneaut Clark Station in Conneaut, which is in Ashtabula County. The ticket matched all five winning numbers from Wednesday’s drawing but did not match the Powerball number.