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

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

Two former executives of FirstEnergy in Ohio are facing new federal charges in connection with their alleged roles in a bribery scandal.

In his last days in office, U.S. Attorney Ken Parker brings charges against Chuck Jones and Mike Dowling in Ohio's largest bribery scandal.

Former FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling have been indicted on federal charges in connection with House Bill 6 nuclear power plant bailout scheme, the largest corruption scandal in Ohio history.

Charles Jones, former FirstEnergy Corp. president and CEO, and Michael Dowling, the Akron-based company's former senior vice president of external affairs, have been charged under the Racketeer Influenced and Corruption Organizations (RICO) Act.

CINCINNATI, Ohio – Two former executives of FirstEnergy Corp., a prominent Ohio energy company, have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of participating in a racketeering conspiracy (RICO), marking a major development in one of Ohio’s most notorious political corruption scandals.

Two former FirstEnergy Corp. executives, including its former CEO, face a new federal indictment in a sprawling corruption case that involved more than $60 million in bribes to the former Ohio House speaker and a top utilities regulator.