gas prices

They usually head down this time of year, but your eyes are deceiving you: gas prices have been suddenly rising again in Minnesota.

While it's not a major issue, it certainly isn't ideal, at least not for my motorcycle.

No one is happy about how much it costs to put fuel in our vehicles, but little changes can lead to decent savings.

This is not the news you want to hear as we head into summer travel season.

The highest price we ever paid for gas was $3.64 a gallon in 2012 according to credit donkey. Could we be on the way again?

According to MSN gas prices will go up all over, but in the Northern states, the cold snap was up there too, which made the demand for gas high

Since the introduction of Henry Ford’s Model T in the early 20th century, cars and driving have become synonymous with American industry and culture.

Oh the irony, gas prices continue to drop as the country remains quarantined in their homes.

Nowadays, perhaps more than ever, maximizing your car's gas mileage is vital—practically, economically and environmentally.

Hurricane Sandy may have wreaked havoc on the Eastern seaboard, but its aftereffects are providing drivers all over the country with a bit of relief at the pump.

With Gas so high these days, everyone is looking for ways to save a couple of coins here and there. Here are a couple hints for you to do that.

The careful news follower has already heard about the expected rise in prices at the grocery store due to this summers harsh drought conditions across the country.  What you may not have expected was how this dry season will affect prices at the gas pumps...