Spike In Gas Prices Making It Harder For Delivery And Rideshare Services
The spike in gas prices isn't just hurting your wallet.
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The spike in gas prices isn't just hurting your wallet.
Gas prices are taking a bigger bite out of people's wallets this weekend.
Will Pittsburghers find new ways to get around as gas prices continue to climb?
Bad news just got worse for drivers overnight -- gas prices are continuing to climb in Pennsylvania.
Lawmakers are calling for a ban on Russian oil to the United States.
Gas prices are rising around Pittsburgh.
our local gasoline prices here are below the state average of $3.79 a gallon.
With Russia moving into Ukraine, uncertainty now surrounds the oil market, so how high will prices go?
Gas prices continue to climb, and there may be no end in sight.
We update the average daily gas prices in Pennsylvania and the United States on this page every day.
As gas prices continue to spike, how can you save money and get the most out of the gas in your tank?
As oil demands seem to be stalling as the Omicron variant of COVID-19 surges, gas prices locally appear to be falling slightly.
The president's announcement to release millions of gallons of oil from the country's reserves is already driving down some gas prices nationally, but Pittsburghers are still paying about the same $3.55 as they were a couple of weeks ago.
Rising gasoline prices over the last few months could be halted if President Joe Biden's actions announced Tuesday work.
President Biden has made a major move that could help put a cap on soaring gas prices.
Gasoline prices continue to spike in this region and around the nation, up to $3.55 a gallon locally.
How painful is it to fill up your tank at the gas station? So many cringe when they see the cost, with the prices being so high.
Gas prices rose in western Pennsylvania for the third straight week, according to AAA.
Usually, fall means gas prices go down but this year, they continue to rise.
Hurricane Ida made its way up the east coast right at the end of the summer driving season, so will we see a spike in gas prices?
Gas prices have spiked this summer but could relief be on the way?
Gas prices in Western Pennsylvania saw a three-cent increase this past week.
Demand continues to rise as Americans begin returning to normal and that is causing a rise in gas prices.
The more than 47 million Americans traveling this holiday weekend will see higher prices at the pump.
It's a holiday weekend and Americans are putting the pandemic in the rearview mirror.
