Gas Prices

The average price for fuel across Louisiana dropped again yesterday. Experts weigh in on whether this will be a trend or just a temporary dip.

When the fuel level gets too low in your vehicle that could lead to a host of other issues that far exceed the cost of a full tank of gas.

Tik Tok users are raving about this not so new method of financial planning that allows them to feel more in control of their finances.

Louisiana's favorite big guy is back with some interesting advice on how to live with high gas prices.

Acadiana gas stations, and gas stations around the country, are reporting finding President Biden stickers that say "I Did That" pointing at the price per gallon stuck on their pumps.

This might only take your mind off of the high gas prices for a hot minute, but give it a try and enjoy some funny memes we found on the ole internet that might make you chuckle.

With gas prices soaring and showing no sign of slowing down, some swear these driving techniques can literally double your car's gas mileage.

Gas prices have been a big topic of conversation lately, as the cost of fuel is soaring to heights that we haven't seen in nearly a decade.

If you didn't fill up your vehicle on Friday, get ready for sticker shock at the pump today as gas prices are continuing to rise at unprecedented rates.

The price of gas jumped almost a dime in just a day across Louisiana. Here's where you can find the cheapest fuel today.

A Louisiana economist believes "$100 a barrel oil" is in our future. Here's how that price could affect your life in Louisiana.

President Biden is asking the FTC to look into the issue.

Louisiana residents might need to start budgeting fuel costs into their holiday spending as the winter driving season is underway.

What's causing the rise in Louisiana gas prices and does this mean good news for South Louisiana's Oil Patch?

Since February's winter storm gas prices have been on the rise in Louisiana. You might not believe just how much more you're paying today than you were paying only six months ago.

One of the lingering effects of Hurricane Ida will be felt at the gas pump as fuel prices are expected to rise over the next several weeks.

If you are road-tripping this weekend, be prepared to pay more at the pumps.

That proposed .22 cent increase in fuel taxes in Louisiana will not be debated in the upcoming session of the legislature. There is a simple reason why.

According to GasBuddy gasoline prices have gone up every week for the past nine weeks.

Fuel prices are up a few pennies because of the ice and snow but up almost half of a dollar since the end of last year. Here's why.