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New documents show FirstEnergy paid $2.5 million in secret to help Gov. Mike DeWine's initial campaign for governor in 2018.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said the former FirstEnergy executives were indicted Friday, expected to turn themselves in and didn't. There are now arrest warrants.
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In the last few years, several bills to repeal all or some of House Bill 6 have been introduced but have failed.
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Ohio law may be too weak to convict a corrupt public official, but federal prosecutors have a more powerful hammer.
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Former U.S. Attorney David DeVillers said comments from his successor made previously and then outside the courthouse in Cincinnati after the verdicts suggest the case continues.
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Householder, the main defendant in the largest public corruption trial in Ohio history, could end up regretting taking the stand.
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Former FirstEnergy Solutions lobbyist Juan Cespedes spent a second day on the stand in federal court, telling jurors of former Ohio Republican Party chair Matt Borges' involvement in the House Bill 6 corruption case.
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The trial of former Ohio House speaker Larry Householder and former Ohio GOP chairman Matt Borges dwarfs previous public corruption trials Ohio. But there is nothing in state or federal campaign finance law to prevent that record from being broken.
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Federal prosecutors said Householder operated a dark money group that received millions of dollars from FirstEnergy in what has been called the biggest political corruption case in Ohio history.
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Householder is accused in what is considered the largest bribery scheme in the state.