Larry Householder Pleads Not Guilty to New Felony Charges

The former Ohio House Speaker faces additional charges of theft, fraud, and tampering while serving a 20-year sentence for bribery.

Householder appeared via video from federal prison for his arraignment in Cleveland.
He is accused of using campaign funds for legal defense and failing to disclose debts on ethics forms.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost aims to prevent Householder from holding public office again.
This marks Householder's first court appearance since his conviction in a $60 million bribery scheme.
Two former FirstEnergy executives also face charges related to the same corruption case.