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

A Texas favorite isn't finding any sweet love in its new home of Alabama.

Now's the time to fill up the tank! Retail gasoline prices across Texas and the nation have dropped again this week.

Retail gasoline prices across Texas declined 3 cents per gallon this week as nationwide prices held steady.

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.