gas prices

Gas is something we all have to fill up on every week but just because it's something we need it doesn't mean that we have to pay too much for it.

We have been enjoying fairly low gas prices for quite some time now, they are, however, expected to jump substantially come springtime.

Gas prices in the Capital Region are surging and you can thank all the traders on the world market for that.

We've seen high gas prices over the last few years; the high ones and the lower ones that we make ourselves believe is a "deal". Well, be prepared - Gas prices are expected to see a sharp spike in the coming days.

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We already know gas prices are climbing precipitously high, but you don’t usually see them change right before your very eyes. For one news reporter, though, that’s exactly what happened.

Gas Prices are out of control again.  Analysts are saying to expect more than $4.00 a gallon very soon and $5.0o a gallon over the summer.  Rock-a-Holics take our poll on how you deal with high gas prices and earn points to win a $500 gas card!

Yes, you read that right. I was rather perplexed when I heard that this morning too. Basic instincts would to be to imagine higher gas prices after a natural disaster. But they say no. Gas is priced to supply and demand.

And I don’t just mean with the price of gasoline. As you know, every time you use your debit card, you have 2 choices. You can either use it as a debit card, or a credit card. If you’re smart you’ll always use it as a credit card, as often times there are extra fees when using it as a debit card...

Analysts are saying gas prices are going to drop just in time for summer vacation.  We could see a drop at the pump by as much as 50 cents by June.  It's about time.

This is 30 something days in a row that gas prices have gone up. I remember my dad asking me a while back if the gas prices were affecting my commute to work, and I said “What am I going to do, stop driving to work?” He suggested maybe living somewhere that was a little closer...

New York has now joined five other states, we are now paying $4 dollars a gallon for unleaded gasoline.  Many are not happy about it - when are we going to stop complaining and have our congress or government put a stop to all this?