gas prices

GasBuddy's comprehensive study delved into the fluctuating trends of gas prices throughout the week and discovered a pattern that could make a noticeable difference in consumers' expenses.

Traveling for the holidays? Brace for challenges like crowded airports and potential disruptions from severe weather.

Besides running out of gas on a low shoulder Louisiana highway there are several other important reasons you should keep the gas tank of your vehicle topped off.

With a recent surge in gas prices, having fewer options in terms of where to get gas in Louisiana and Texas is definitely a bummer.

Not only is 'topping off the tank' in Texas dangerous, but it can also damage delicate systems in your vehicle.

The story of gas prices this summer will be all too familiar to drivers looking for relief.

If you’re filling up in your gas tank you know already know we’re getting a much better break than we were this time last year.

Are you hitting the road for the holidays or just doing your regular driving? One day is better and one day is much worse when it come to buying gas in Louisiana.

Gas is over .30 cents cheaper in Georgia this morning, should Louisiana driver's be allowed to get a break at the pump too? How much would that really cost?

Louisiana motorists might find themselves with an extra $50 or more during this year's July 4th travels.

Currently, gas prices in Louisiana are averaging $3.10 per gallon, but there could be higher prices on the horizon.

The cost of everything seems to go up, and gas is no exception, so can we save more money with the car windows down?