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Feb 13, 2024 · Former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and Senior Vice President Michael Dowling forcefully pushed back after Republican Attorney General Dave Yost announced their indictments Monday, disputing fact patterns laid out in the state’s 50-page indictment and claiming a lack of evidence.
Jun 23, 2022 · As its starring role in a political bribery scandal became clearer and two alleged conspirators pleaded guilty, FirstEnergy Corp. fired its CEO Charles “Chuck” Jones, who was later outed...
Feb 12, 2024 · Former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and former FirstEnergy Services Corp. Senior Vice President Michael Dowling were charged in relation to their alleged roles in the massive corruption case, Republican Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced in an online news conference.
Feb 12, 2024 · Former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and former Senior Vice President Michael Dowling were charged in relation to their roles in the massive corruption case, Republican Ohio Attorney General...
Feb 12, 2024 · Former FirstEnergy Corp. chief executive Chuck Jones is facing multiple felony charges in connection with the House Bill 6 scandal.
Feb 21, 2024 · The state of Ohio’s Feb. 9 indictment against former FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and Mike Dowling marks the first time anyone from the company has been criminally charged in connection with the corruption scandal surrounding Ohio’s 2019 nuclear and coal bailout law.
Feb 12, 2024 · Two former FirstEnergy Corp executives, including ousted CEO Chuck Jones, and a former state utility regulator have been indicted in a public corruption case linked to a legislative bill to...
FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and senior vice president of external affairs Mike Dowling filed a motion late Wednesday seeking to dismiss some of the most serious charges they face, including...
Feb 12, 2024 · Former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling, who previously led the Akron-based power company’s lobbying efforts, were indicted on Friday.
Jul 23, 2021 · The dismissal of Jones, who initially denied any wrongdoing by the company, appeared to be tied to a $4.3 million payment that FirstEnergy made in January 2019, purportedly to end a longstanding consulting contract with a person soon to be appointed Ohio’s top utility regulator.
