Indianapolis Power and Light seeks a rate hike to cover higher operating and maintenance costs and to cover the costs of the newly built Eagle Valley Generating Station in Morgan County.

As Indiana environmental regulators grapple with how to deal with the storage of coal ash at power generating stations, environmental groups push for tough standards.

After a 35-year moratorium, the first new street light in Indianapolis will flip on tonight on the city's near northeast side.

Some, like Indianapolis Power and Light’s plant in Indianapolis, are converting to run on natural gas.

The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor – OUCC – says the state’s Utility Regulatory Commission should limit IPL’s rate increase to just $5.9 million – more than 90 percent less than IPL is asking for.