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.

A winning Powerball ticket from Ohio has officially expired — along with any chance for the original ticketholder to claim the hefty prize.

A Powerball ticket worth $138 million sold in July in Huber Heights, Ohio, has expired after no one stepped forward to claim the jackpot, according to the Ohio Lottery. The deadline was Monday, six months after the ticket was sold at a Walmart in Huber Heights.

A Powerball ticket sold in California won $32,644, but just missed the $181 million jackpot, lottery officials say. The ticket matched four winning numbers and the Powerball in the drawing Wednesday, Jan. 1, the California Lottery said.

Two Powerball tickets sold in Arizona and North Carolina won $1 million each, but just missed the $181 million jackpot, lottery officials say. The tickets matched five winning Powerball numbers, but not the Powerball, in the drawing Wednesday, Jan. 1, the national Powerball site said.

Prizes vary from $4 for the matching the Powerball to $1 million for matching all five white balls (except in California) to the jackpot for matching all six balls. You can check all the prize payouts on the Powerball website here. You can play the game in 45 states plus the Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

A Powerball player kicked off the new year with a huge Powerball win in North Carolina. The player bought a ticket that matched all but one number picked in the Jan. 1 drawing, making it worth $1 million, results show. The winning numbers: white balls 6-12-28-35-66, with red Powerball 26.

A winning Powerball ticket purchased in Ohio missed the deadline to claim a $138 million prize, with the state retaining approximately $1.9 million from the unclaimed prize fund.