Two former energy executives are charged in a racketeering scheme and turned themselves into federal authorities on Friday.

Chuck Jones and a former senior vice president are the first FirstEnergy executives to face federal charges in a corruption probe tied to an Ohio energy

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WKRC) - An Ohio-based power company added a surcharge to customers who pay their bill from a bank account without autopay. According to WFMJ, FirstEnergy Corp, an electric utility company and parent company of Ohio Edison, has added a surcharge to its customers who are paying their monthly bill from their checking accounts.

However, FirstEnergy, the parent company of Ohio Edison, is now adding a surcharge to customers who pay their monthly electric bill from their checking accounts. The new policy started in January.

The same day Jon Husted was tapped to be Ohio’s next U.S. Senator, former FirstEnergy executives were indicted on federal racketeering charges

A former CEO and one of his top executives at an Ohio energy company have been indicted on federal racketeering charges.

Yost, 68, seeks to succeed two-term Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, a fellow Republican, who is term-limited in 2026. He had teased his plans in a somewhat ominous black-and-white video posted to the social platform X in November.

The revised price target reflects Jefferies' analysis of the company's growth prospects and the potential impact of external factors on its financial outlook. FirstEnergy (NYSE:FE)'s stock performance in the coming months may be influenced by the resolution of its Ohio cases and the company's ability to achieve its projected rate base growth.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine supports repealing a remaining aspect of corrupt legislation that forces ratepayers to spend hundreds of millions per year on an out-of-state and unprofitable coal plant. This comes as the state moves forward in its case against the architects of House Bill 6,

Utilities that provide electricity to the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys say they are preparing for this week’s frigid temperatures.

Two former FirstEnergy executives were indicted in connection with a massive statewide bribery scandal that put one of Ohio's most powerful politicians in federal prison. Former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and ex-Senior Vice President of External Affairs ...