The Ohio Lottery says a winning $100,000 Powerball ticket was sold at Gonzalez Grocery in Lorain. Here is the full list of statewide winners and their prizes from Monday's drawing:

LORAIN, Ohio (WJW) — A very lucky person in northeast Ohio could be holding a Powerball ticket worth $100,000. This is Ohio’s second $100,000 Powerball win in less than a week! In addition, Monday’s Powerball drawing turned out two $50,000 wins, also sold in the Buckeye State.

While there is no shortage of partial Powerball prizes sold in Ohio, like the $1 million ticket sold Aug. 6 at a Seville Circle K, records show that only a handful of winning tickets for full jackpots have been sold here. This includes a hefty cash prize sold in 2024 that remains unclaimed.

An Ohio man won $50,000 from his favorite scratch-off lottery ticket, which previously scored him wins worth $5,000 and $10,000 just two months earlier.

A 68-year-old Ohio man "was stunned" when he discovered that he'd won $150,000 on a Powerball ticket he purchased while he was in Michigan to golf.

OREGON, OH – A lucky customer in Lucas County struck big with a $50,000 win on an Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket. The prize came from a $10 “$500,000 Bankroll” ticket purchased at S&G #92 on Jerusalem Road in Oregon. After federal and state tax withholdings, the winner will take home about $36,000.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WJW) — An Ohio woman scratched off the top prize of an Ohio Lottery ticket, winning $80,000 a year for 25 years. That’s $2 million. According to a lottery press release, the Toledo woman chose the cash option of $1,000,000. After mandatory federal and state taxes, totaling 28 percent, she will take home about $720,000.