gas prices

Temperatures are on the rise, and so is the price of gas in Texas. However, it could be much worse.

Just when I thought gas prices had peaked and were on the way down, BAM!, right back up again.

AAA expects over 37 million people will travel over Memorial Day Weekend. Those same people will be paying more at the pump.

Everyone's commute is more expensive this week thanks to the steady rise in gas prices we've seen in the wake of last month's winter storm.

The historic cold snap effectively halted oil production in Texas when 11 refineries lost power or had equipment that was too frozen to function effectively.

The extreme cold that is crippling most of Texas could be leading to some of the highest gas prices the country has seen since 2019.

As refinery activity resumes and demand declines, gas prices are slowly going down, and more price drops are expected going into cooler months.

Spokeswoman Christi Craddick took to social media this week to ask Texans to remain calm and not perpetuate rumors of a statewide gas shortage after Harvey.

KCEN reports that some area gas stations that were out of fuel Tuesday have been resupplied, but prices are expected to rise.

I don't mean to get all "political" on you here, but one effect of the controversial Iran Deal is gas prices are going to take a tumble for awhile. Now whether or not you agree with the politics of the situation, you at least have to agree that with fall and winter coming, its…