For the most part, former FirstEnergy CEO Steve Strah denied knowing anything firsthand about the bribery scandal that rocked ...

FirstEnergy internal documents say the company fired one top executive for backdating a memo, lying and failing to disclose a ...

Asked about the $4.3 million payment, Strah said: "I had no firsthand knowledge of that payment, and what I did learn I learned from counsel." ...

The 2019 legislation would've provided a $1.3 billion bailout for FirstEnergy's aging nuclear power plants, requiring 4.5 million Ohio customers to pay more on their monthly electric bills.

The average FirstEnergy household overpaid an estimated $455 for a fee that the Ohio Supreme Court eventually deemed unlawful ...

A Republican plan heading to a vote in the Senate would quickly end incentives for clean energy and impose new taxes on some ...

His testimony filled in some of the details of what prompted the company to bribe former Public Utilities Commission of Ohio ...

Pieces of President Donald Trump’s proposed tax bill, which includes no taxes on tips or overtime, a permanent increase in ...

Dennis Chack, a former FirstEnergy executive, is sworn in to testify at a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio hearing about the House Bill 6 scandal in downtown Columbus on Friday, June 13, 2025.

FirstEnergy donated $10 million to Partners for Progress, a dark money group, to prevent a referendum on the bailout bill known as House Bill 6. When Chief Financial Officer Steve Strah learned about ...