Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1937, Joseph Lewis and Jack Green founded the Progressive Mutual Insurance Company in Cleveland.

✈️ Columbus airports expect to serve about 1 million passengers during spring break travel. If you're flying soon, plan to give yourself a little extra time before boarding! Read more in Around Ohio.

In Et Cetera, read about a former Ohio teacher heading to the WWE Hall of Fame.

The partial government shutdown is causing major delays at airports across the country, just in time for spring break. On today's The Flyover Podcast, host Ayla Brown breaks down what's happening with TSA staffing and what travelers should know before heading to the terminal. Tune in here! You can find more on Buckeye State spring break travel in Around Ohio.

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OSU President Resigns

The Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after disclosing an inappropriate relationship with "someone seeking public resources to support her personal business,” the university announced.

No additional details about the alleged misconduct were released by the school. A university spokesman said an undisclosed person outside the university brought the concerns forward and that an investigation is underway.

In a statement, the university thanked Carter for his contributions, including Ohio State’s rise in national rankings and growth in research spending. His term was set to run through Dec. 31, 2028.

Carter was the school’s third full-time president since 2020.

Ex-Crew Players Banned for Gambling

Two former Columbus Crew players were banned for life by Major League Soccer after a league investigation found they gambled extensively on soccer matches.

The league said winger Yaw Yeboah and midfielder Derrick Jones bet on Crew matches during the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Yeboah played for Columbus from 2022 to 2024, while Jones was with the club in 2024 and 2025.

The investigation found that both players shared inside information with bettors and that both wagered on Jones receiving a yellow card during the Crew's 2024 Decision Day match against the New York Red Bulls. Jones was shown a yellow card in the 35th minute.

Both players were placed on administrative leave in October 2025. Yeboah was best known in Columbus for scoring the second goal in the Crew's 2-1 victory over Los Angeles FC in the 2023 MLS Cup final.

No immediate comment was available from either player.

Hospital Leads 'Best Employers' List

Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus ranked as Ohio's top workplace on Forbes' list of the nation's best large employers, coming in at No. 35.

The rankings were based on anonymous surveys of employees at companies with at least 5,000 workers.

Forbes also released its ranking of the best midsize employers for companies with between 1,000 and 5,000 employees. Medical Mutual of Ohio ranked No. 4 nationally, while Western & Southern Financial Group placed No. 21. See the list of midsize employers here.

Among large workplaces, Progressive ranked No. 2 in the state and No. 54 nationally, while Cincinnati Children's followed closely at No. 55. Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble also landed in the national top 100. You can see the complete rankings here.

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➤ Cincinnati: Some stores across southwest Ohio began stocking Blue Bell ice cream on Monday. The Texas-based company announced the expansion into the region last month. (More)

➤ Toledo: Urban Air Adventure and Trampoline Park said the "teen takeover" that erupted into a brawl on Saturday night was not authorized by the company, after video of the chaos spread on social media. (More)

➤ Columbus: About 1 million travelers are expected to pass through John Glenn Columbus International Airport and Rickenbacker International Airport during the spring break rush, with airport officials providing tips on planning for a smoother trip. (More)

➤ Cleveland: A large sinkhole opened Sunday at the downtown intersection of West 3rd Street and West St. Clair Avenue, briefly trapping a car. (See Photo)

➤ Sylvania: Lourdes University and the University of Toledo signed an agreement easing student transfers, with Lourdes set to close at the end of the academic year. (More)

➤ The Cincinnati Reds named left-hander Andrew Abbott their Opening Day starting pitcher against the Boston Red Sox on March 26 at Great American Ball Park. (More)

➤ The Columbus Crew played the Chicago Fire to a scoreless draw in the Crew's home opener Saturday. The match featured five yellow cards. Columbus goalkeeper Patrick Schulte made two saves. (More)

➤ Ohio State wrestlers Ben Davino and Jesse Mendez won Big Ten titles, helping power the Buckeyes to a second-place finish at the Big Ten Championships. It was Davino's first conference title and Mendez's second. (More)

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➤ Blue Ash-based Matthew 25: Ministries will send crews and relief supplies to the Union City, Michigan, area after Friday's tornadoes killed four people. (More)

➤ Bill Eadie, a former East Liverpool City School District teacher who became known as Demolition Ax, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2026. He will be inducted alongside tag team partner Barry Darsow, known as Smash. (More)

➤ Columbus native and Air Force veteran Zach Caudill launched health-oriented energy drink Battle Flow Nootropics after the death of his infant son inspired him to create something meaningful. He and his wife debuted the product at the Arnold Sports Festival in Columbus. (More)

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