There are a lot of benefits that come with renewable energy - cleaner air, better water, and fewer health problems - but for some people, there are also drawbacks.

A recently-founded group of conservatives is working to bring what it calls a conservative voice to energy conversations in Indiana.

The study finds cheap natural gas and declining power demand are driving coal and nuclear power plant closures.

Sheridan Community Schools, a small, rural district in the heart of central Indiana, has taken a unique approach to managing energy costs.

Indiana ranks 12th in the nation for the amount of wind energy currently being generated. Now, several Indiana counties are rewriting their wind ordinances.

A Purdue University professor is trying to invent a better solar panel.

Indiana used 37-percent less coal for electricity generation between 2007 and 2015. Only Ohio and Pennsylvania saw a larger decrease.

A grant program through the American Lung Association will provide up to 100 percent of the costs to replace the boilers with renewable energy alternatives - geothermal, solar power or a combination thereof.