Range tripped circuit now will not work
Turn the breaker off, pull the range out, and unplug it.  Remove the access panel on the back (if there is one), and inspect the wiring where the cord attaches to the range. My guess is that you'll see one of the wires is disconnected, and/or one or more wires are charred/melted.

This is a fairly common problem, as I described in this answer. Depending on the amount of damage, the repair could range anywhere from simply replacing the cord, to replacing/rewiring the range.