A Houston resident is celebrating a life-changing windfall after matching five numbers and winning a $2 million prize in the September 3 Powerball drawing. The ticket was sold at Seller Bros grocery store, a store located at 601 North Cesar Chavez Blvd. in Houston’s East End.

Details of the $2 Million Win

While no one won the historic Powerball jackpot—now climbed to a staggering $1.7 billion ahead of the upcoming Saturday draw—a single Houstonian matched all five white balls in Wednesday’s draw. With the Power Play option, the prize jumped from $1 million to a remarkable $2 million, making the winner one of only four nationwide to snag the game’s second-tier prize this time. The other $2 million winning tickets were sold in Michigan, Oregon, and Wyoming.

Where Was the Ticket Sold?

The lucky ticket was purchased at Sellers Bros grocery store located at 601 N. Cesar Chavez Blvd. in Houston’s East End.. Local players often purchase their tickets at such neighborhood hubs, bringing both excitement and attention to the business whenever a big win occurs.

Next Powerball Drawing and Jackpot

The Powerball jackpot continues to escalate, reaching an eye-watering $1.7 billion after this recent drawing failed to produce a grand prize winner. The next drawing is scheduled for Saturday, September 6, offering yet another chance to transform a small ticket purchase into a massive fortune.

Houston’s Growing Lottery Buzz

This major win has fueled excitement in Houston and across Texas, reminding players that while the odds are steep, life-altering wins truly do happen—even in local neighborhoods. As the Powerball jackpot swells, so too does the buzz around Houston’s next potential lottery millionaire.

Houston’s latest lottery winner is now $2 million richer, and the city eagerly watches to see if the next draw will make even bigger headlines.