gas prices

What would a world be without memes in it? NOTHING. So as gasoline prices rise in Tyler, TX and across the freakin' universe, thankfully we have memes to help us just when we need them most. Memes never judge you. You've no doubt been enjoying the dankest of memes the past several weeks regarding skyrocketing gas prices...

Texans, there is no reason to panic over the supply of gas in Texas. That's the message being sent by AAA Texas on Tuesday after news that there were gas shortages in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. According to AAA officials, the cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline will have little to no effect on the gas supply here in Texas...

Just a few weeks ago we were looking at prices under $2, but now they have increased to nearly .14 cents within that past two weeks.

Rising supplies put pressure on crude, pump prices

The 4th of July is a week away, and we've got a big road trip weekend coming up. It's been feeling like gas prices may hit the $3 per gallon mark, but now we have reasons why that will NOT happen. Yay!

Gas prices have been relatively low all summer, and in Texas we've got some of the lowest prices in the country. They're about to get lower! Here's how low they'll go.

Gas prices are averaging just above two bucks a gallon in East Texas right now, and that's about fifty cents cheaper than it was on the 4th of July weekend last year. Road trip on! Even better news for drivers - gas prices are expected to dip under the two-dollar mark again this fall and they could crater at a level so low we'll be doing a double take.  So how low will they get?

"Low" is a relative term.  Everyone wishes gas prices were a buck a gallon, but at least prices are a lot lower than that $4 mark we flirted with several months ago.  The average right now in Texas is $2.36 per gallon.  But will prices go up?