Gas Prices

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

Two of the state's leading energy experts analyze the current state of the gas and oil industry and the effect Biden policies will have on prices in the near future.

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.

Almost everyone is paying $2.00 or more for a gallon of regular gas. This could be good news for jobs in the oil and gas industry.

As oil prices continue to climb gas prices are following suit as we head into the heart of the summer driving season.

Fuel prices have not been this low in Louisiana since 2003. But they are expected to increase in the very near future.

Gas prices are down considerably all across the nation. The last time we were paying under $1.40 was back in 1999 when we were paying $1.22.

Prices for fuel in Louisiana have not been this low since the weeks after the 9/11 attacks of 2001.

Industry analysts are suggesting that Louisiana's low fuel prices won't stay that low much longer.

The global health scare has had an effect on gas prices across Louisiana and the nation.

The Acadiana area has some of the lowest reported gas prices in the country.

Louisiana drivers are already paying some of the lowest gas prices in the country and they will likely be going lower before the leaves begin to turn.

We can't wait until this is all over and we can get back to normal.

This summer it will cost way less to fill up the tank for your next vacation destination

The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline fell 3 cents a gallon (3.8 liters) over the past two weeks, to $2.93.

Drivers across Louisiana won't be paying quite as much for fuel as the summer driving season begins this year.

Research has determined the ultimate three hour window each week that is the best time to purchase fuel.

Gas prices across Louisiana are about .26 cents higher than they were just one month ago.

If you're hitting the road for Mardi Gras, better pull a few more pennies out of your piggy bank before you leave.