Expect To Pay More At The Pump This Memorial Day Weekend
Expect to pay more at the pump if you're going out of town this Memorial Day weekend.
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Expect to pay more at the pump if you're going out of town this Memorial Day weekend.
AAA says the 37 million Americans who are hitting the road for Memorial Day weekend will pay the highest gas prices since 2014.
Prior to the Colonial Pipeline going back online, many feared it would hurt supply in our area.
The recent ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline could lead to more pain at the pumps when it comes to your wallet.
Whether it's a spring break trip or a summer vacation, where you fill up your gas tank could make a big difference in your wallet.
The average gas price in western Pennsylvania has dipped as AAA says prices have dropped for the first time in months.
AAA says gas prices are stabilizing after weeks of increases.
If you have filled up your gas tank lately, you have felt the sting of rising gas prices.
Gas prices in Western Pennsylvania have crossed the $3 mark.
Gasoline prices across Western Pennsylvania remain significantly lower than they were at the end of 2019 as this calendar year comes to an end.
With Russia and Saudi Arabia unable to reach a deal, the market has been flooded with oil, so gas prices have fallen.
An attack on a Saudi Arabia oil field has caused gas prices in Pittsburgh to spike.
If you're heading somewhere to enjoy the unofficial end of summer, it's going to be a busy weekend for travel.
The Environmental Protection Agency has signed a final rule that will no longer require Allegheny County to use the more expensive summer gas blend.
The owner of the largest oil refinery on the East Coast is telling officials that it will close the facility after a fire last week set off explosions and damaged the complex.
A fire at the Philadelphia oil refinery is going to cause an increase in price at the pump for Pittsburgh drivers.
The Environmental Protection Agency is promising to expedite the end of "summer gas" and its higher price in Allegheny County.
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald is blaming the Environmental Protection Agency for the county's higher gas prices.
Gas prices around the Pittsburgh area are continuing to rise as summer approaches.
Prices at the pump are going up in western Pennsylvania, due to stations staying with winter blend gas.
It appears drivers in Allegheny County should prepare to pay more for summer gas this year, unless they're willing to drive out of the county.
The Pennsylvania Petroleum Association is concerned drivers in Allegheny County could wind up spending a lot more on gas this summer, and it could hurt their business.
Holiday sales grew at their fastest pace in six years, buoyed by rising wages and a drop in gas prices.
Gas prices continue to drop and they are approaching a low for the year.
The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline has spiked 7 cents a gallon over the past two weeks, costing $2.97.
