The Ohio Lottery has released its official winning numbers for Saturday, November 15, 2025, including the Powerball and other draw games such as Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, and Lucky for Life. Players across Ohio checked their tickets closely after the latest weekend drawings.
The Powerball drawing, held at 10:59 p.m., produced no jackpot winner, but thousands of smaller prizes were awarded across participating states. The Powerball remains one of the most played draw games under the Ohio Lottery program.
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The winning numbers for the November 15 Powerball drawing were 06, 07, 12, 47, and 53. The Powerball number was 21, and the Power Play multiplier was 4x. While there were no jackpot winners reported, players are encouraged to verify their tickets to check for secondary prizes, which can range from $4 to $2 million depending on Power Play participation.
Powerball drawings occur every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday night at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Tickets cost $2 each, with an additional $1 for the Power Play option that can multiply non-jackpot winnings.

For the Pick 3 Midday drawing, the winning numbers were 0-9-6, while the Evening draw returned 0-4-1. These daily games continue to attract local players due to their smaller pools and higher odds of winning smaller prizes.
The Pick 4 Midday draw produced 4-9-4-7, and the Evening numbers were 4-0-2-3. For Pick 5, the Midday results were 5-7-1-1-2, while the Evening draw yielded 2-3-1-3-1.
In the Rolling Cash 5 game, the winning numbers were 02, 07, 22, 33, and 37. This game, held daily around 7:05 p.m., offers players a chance to win the top prize by matching all five numbers.
The Classic Lotto drawing, also held Saturday evening, resulted in 06, 20, 26, 28, 34, and 37 with the Kicker number 4-5-8-9-7-0. Players matching all six numbers can claim a multi-million-dollar jackpot that rolls over if unclaimed.
Meanwhile, the Lucky for Life game—held daily around 10:35 p.m.—produced winning numbers 16, 29, 32, 33, and 37 with the Lucky Ball 16. This game offers a unique lifetime prize structure, where winners can receive $1,000 per day or $1,000 per week for life depending on prize tier.
The Ohio Lottery continues to emphasize responsible play and encourages participants to check their tickets through official channels or lottery retailers. Players are reminded that prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date.
While no major jackpot wins were recorded for November 15, smaller-tier winners across Pick 3, Pick 4, and Rolling Cash 5 add up to thousands of payouts daily statewide. Officials recommend using the Ohio Lottery app or the official website for the most accurate and timely updates.
The next Powerball drawing is scheduled for Monday, November 17, 2025, at 10:59 p.m. ET.
The winning numbers were 06, 07, 12, 47, and 53. The Powerball was 21, and the Power Play multiplier was 4x.
The next Powerball drawing will be held on Monday, November 17, 2025, at 10:59 p.m. Eastern Time.
Pick 3 Midday was 0-9-6, and Pick 4 Midday was 4-9-4-7.
Players can claim winnings at authorized retailers, regional lottery offices, or by mail within 180 days of the drawing.
The Rolling Cash 5 numbers for November 15, 2025, were 02, 07, 22, 33, and 37.
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There was a $40,000 Mega Millions winner in Connecticut on Friday night.
The winning numbers were 1-8-11-12-57 and the Mega ball was 7.
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The $40,000 winner matched four numbers and the Mega Ball with a 4x multiplier.
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The $980 million jackpot winning ticket was sold in Georgia. The cash option for the jackpot is $452.2 million.

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“Outlandish,” a new play about the Victorian travel writer Isabella Bird and her encounter with King Lunalilo had its world premiere on the stage of Kumu Kahua Theatre this month. Joining the cast is actor Kaipo Dudoit, who spoke with Aloha State Daily about how he gets into character for the role of King Lunalilo.
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Actor Kaipo Dudoit, who appeared in Disney’s live action “Lilo & Stitch” is back on stage at Kumu Kahua Theatre where he plays King Lunalilo in the world premiere of “Outlandish.”
“Outlandish” by Eric Anderson tells the story of Isabella Bird, a Victorian travel writer who met King Lunalilo during a visit to Hilo. The production runs through Dec. 7. Get tickets and learn about Kumu Kahua Theatre’s new book club, which is reading a biography about Bird this month. There is also a buy one, get one free promotion for tickets for the show on Friday, Nov. 21.
Film and theater acting are “completely different things,” Dudoit told Aloha State Daily. On stage, actors’ movements need to be larger than for filming, and they use their voices differently, he said.  
“It always a pleasure to be on a stage, and especially at Kumu Kahua [Theatre], where I did a lot of my learning, first through Kumu Kahua,” he said. “It’s been a wonderful welcome back to theater.”
Recently, Mayor Rick Blangiardi and the City and County of Honolulu named Aug. 6 as Kaipo Dudoit Day.
Over the years, Dudoit has been an actor and assistant director at Kumu Kahua Theatre.
“It’s such a beautiful place because we do plays about local things written by local people for local audiences,” he said. “It’s a very unique spot. And it is a black box theater. Everything is intimate, and you get to feel the story along with the actors and experience a different kind of theater that you don’t get to see elsewhere.”
To get into character for this role, Dudoit has been listening to a lot of classical music from that era. The story is set in the 1870s. Pō’ai Lincoln, who is in the cast as an actress and is the show’s music director and dramaturge, led the cast in learning about songs within the play and music played during that time, he added. Other members of the cast include Emily Steward, Jill Jackson and Kanoe Perreira.
“ʻOutlandishʻ is a heartfelt and humorous play based upon following a Victorian traveler and writer, Isabella Bird,” Dudoit said. “She has traveled all over the world for her health, and she happens to stumble upon Hawaiʻi. And this is a time right after [Lunaliloʻs] coronation as king.” 
The production focuses on a night where Bird and King Lunalilo meet and exchange stories and life experiences. The play is historical fiction and based on imagination, although it is documented that Bird and King Lunalilo did meet, “but we don’t know what happened in their meeting,” he said.
“It’s a beautiful play about give and take — about sharing experiences and the connections or misconnections that we have with people — within our own home and outside of our home,” he said.
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In October, a $7.50 bet ended in a casino player winning more than $20,000.
The bet was made on the slot machine game “Unwooly Riches” at Encore Boston Harbor on Oct. 10. The jackpot prize was worth $23,772.53.
The casino, which is located in Everett, has more than 2,700 slot machines and more than 175 table games.
Players must be 21 years or older.
Encore Boston Harbor set a new record for jackpot payouts in August, distributing more than $46.3 million to lucky winners across its gaming floor.
The casino paid out $46,395,287.66 across 16,628 total jackpots during the month, marking the highest payout total in the venue’s history. The vast majority came from slot machine wins, with 16,490 slot jackpots totaling over $45.3 million.
Table games contributed 135 jackpots worth approximately $1 million, while sports betting accounted for three jackpots totaling $15,296.53.
The single largest winner in August hit a $134,778.50 jackpot from a $225 bet on a slot machine called “Huff n More Puff” on August 2.
The record August figures represented a significant increase from July, when the casino paid out $39,627,206.20 across 15,101 jackpots. The payout amounts have remained high in subsequent months, with September seeing $42,122,246.90 distributed across 15,187 jackpots and October reaching $43,173,022.60 across 15,827 wins.
For those who need help with responsible gaming, call the helpline at 1-800-327-5050 or go to GameSenseMA.com.
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Ridgewood High School presented “Holy Mother of Bingo! A Murder Mystery” Nov. 13 and 14 in the school auditorium.
This family-friendly whodunit takes place during a church bingo night that turns unexpectedly deadly, leaving everyone guessing who among the parishioners could be the culprit.
The production featured 27 Ridgewood students and one adult cast member, Jim Buehler, bringing the zany world of church hall intrigue to life. Several audience members had the chance to join in on the action as part of the performance.
Local Amish-raised cattle offer rich marbling, tender flavor and farm-to-table quality through family-run Charming Wagyu
Coshocton’s third annual Festival of Trees and Silent Auction featured 56 themed creations and raised funds for the Firefighters Toy Chest — blending festive artistry, community spirit and generosity.
Downtown celebration on Nov. 21 features festive floats, Santa’s arrival, music, and lights — marking the start of a season of community spirit and local shopping.
Mother-daughter duo Martha and Gabrielle Huff invite the community to paint, sketch and reflect at their rural property — a peaceful site rich with 19th-century heritage and natural beauty.
Jodi Swihart, FNP, is now seeing patients in Millersburg; physician assistant Brayden Chaney will join the internal medicine team in early 2026.
New stained-glass windows, updated systems and community support mark the church’s restoration nearing completion in Coshocton
Proposals would set safe nurse-to-patient ratios, strengthen oversight and give frontline nurses more say in staffing decisions
Toy Chest program aims to brighten Christmas morning for local children with community contributions of gifts and supplies
School board races decided for Ridgewood and River View districts as children services levy renewal passes narrowly
Company highlights detection, prevention and maintenance tips to protect families from the dangers of the “silent killer.”
Owner Bella Miller adds classes and upgraded equipment to support growing gymnastics program while keeping West Lafayette site open
Coshocton mayor visits RVIS students ahead of their JA BizTown trip to share lessons on campaigning, teamwork and service
The fall play featured 27 students, audience participation and a lighthearted whodunit set during a chaotic church bingo night.
Columbus artist collective OBLSK to lead free community workshops in silk dyeing and lantern-making ahead of the Nov. 21 Miracle on Main Parade and seasonal artPARK illumination.
Group collects new and gently used hoodies for preschool–12th grade to help ensure students stay warm this winter.
Nurse practitioner Dawn White, APRN-CNP, opens a family practice inside 5 Point Chiropractic, offering a blend of Western and holistic care with limited hours to start and virtual visits available. Call 740-202-5151 for details.
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OSU Extension will host the ODH-approved food safety course at the Coshocton County Services Building; $175 fee, limited to 15. Register by Jan. 6 at go.osu.edu/servsafe26cosh.
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Free event Nov. 15 honors Coshocton County veterans with breakfast, guest speaker and military displays.
Club continues community service tradition after former West Lafayette Rotary disbanded.
Volunteers, students and longtime members flip thousands of pancakes to support Coshocton County children
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Senior Mother Regina Faye Long-Williams, 57, departed this life at the age of 57 on November 1, 2025, at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Jean Anne (Mason) Armstrong, gifted musician and devoted teacher, passed away on November 3, 2025, at the age of 85 at the Bridgewater Retirement Community in Bridgewater, Virginia.
Judith Addy, 78, of Coshocton passed away at her home on Friday October 31, 2025, after a brief illness.
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The WNBA Draft Lottery will be happening soon, and one team is going to get lucky. There were a few teams that struggled this season, and now, they will have a chance to add another young player who will contribute to the team's rebuild.
Last year, the Dallas Wings won the lottery, and they selected a special player with the first pick. They drafted Paige Bueckers, who had a big year with UConn and helped them win a championship. She averaged 19.8 points, 4.7 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.1 steals.
Bueckers won Rookie of the Year this season, and she will be a star in this league for years to come. The year before, the Indiana Fever won the lottery, and they drafted Caitlin Clark. Clark would end up winning Rookie of the Year that season, and this year, her team took a step in the right direction.
The Phoenix Mercury have had this experience as well, as they have won the draft lottery multiple times. The WNBA introduced the Draft Lottery back in 2002, and the first team to win it was Seattle Storm. They used that pick to draft Sue Bird.
The next team to receive the first pick was the Cleveland Rockers. They drafted LaToya Thomas in the 2003 WNBA Draft, and she played with them for a year before going elsewhere. The team folded after that season, and their players went to new teams. Penny Taylor was included in that, and she headed to Phoenix.
Phoenix's first time winning the lottery was in 2004, and they selected a special player. They drafted Diana Taurasi, and she went on to have an illustrious career. The Mercury struggled in 2003, and Taurasi was the start of a turnaround.
A few years later, the Mercury won the lottery, and they selected Lindsey Harding with that pick. However, her time was cut short, as she was traded to the Minnesota Lynx in exchange for Tangela Smith.
Then, the Mercury had successful seasons before having another poor season. They struggled in the 2012 season, and in the end, they won the lottery once more. They drafted Brittney Griner with that pick.
Phoenix won the lottery three times, and with the way they played this season, it will be a while before they win another lottery. The Mercury have their stars, and come next year, they may win a championship.
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