gas prices

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?

Oil industry analysts say Louisiana drivers will need to budget for "significant fuel price increases" by June.

As you fight the holiday traffic across Lafayette and parts of Acadiana, there is at least one good thing you have noticed while on the roadways: falling gas prices.

As fuel prices rise you'll want to get the most out of every fill-up. Here are three easy suggestions you could use now and one that you should do before you leave for work.

Louisiana's respite from lower gas prices is apparently over as fuel prices have jumped by as much as seven cents over the past two days.

A common item from your kitchen could be all you need to decrease your fuel consumption by as much as 40%.

Several proposals are being floated in Washington DC that would put money back in your hands as a way to offset the rising cost of gasoline.