GasBuddy says $4 per gallon national average not out of the question in 2022

Gas price projections from GasBuddy say that $4 per gallon as a national average is a possibility for 2022, a signal that the economy is recovering from the pandemic.

Biden administration recommends overhaul of US oil and gas leasing

The Biden administration has recommended an overhaul of the nation’s oil and gas leasing program to focus on areas that are most suitable for energy development and raise costs for energy companies to drill on public lands and water.

Don't expect lower gas prices anytime soon
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Phil Flynn from the PRICE Futures Group explains why gas prices are going up and what the fuel cost outlook is going into the holidays.

Illinois GOP calls for hearing on high heating bills
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There are bi-partisan calls for public hearings on the giant increases in heating costs that are looming for Illinois residents.

Hurricane Ida brings 'nightmare scenario' for gas prices

Hurricane Ida could create a "nightmare" scenario for national gas prices, according to a market analyst. 

Illinois gas taxes increase by half-percent
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Illinois drivers will see an increase in the state motor fuel tax rate; gasoline will go from $0.005 per gallon to $0.387 per gallon starting Thursday.

Gas prices rising ahead of July 4th weekend

If you’re taking your car for a holiday getaway this Independence Day prepare for some of the highest gas prices we’ve seen all year.

Gas hits $7 in Virginia

Drivers were shocked when they got to the pump at a gas station in Virginia.

Gas panic spreads to Chicago area

Despite the beginnings of a panic-buy induced shortage, there shouldn't be a problem filling up your gas tank.

Average gas price rises over last 2 weeks

The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline increased by 2 cents over the past two weeks, to $2.24 per gallon.

Report: Gas tax revenue drop could delay Illinois road, rail projects

The report from the Illinois Economic Policy Institute concluded that road travel has dropped by nearly half and the state could lose $296 million to $559 million this year as a result.