gasoline prices

Gasoline prices have been descending into the sub-$3 territory, but that might be ending soon.

Shreveport-Bossier drivers are spending less on gasoline right now than they were yesterday, last week, or even last year, but other markets are spending even less.

Gasoline prices have been falling across the country and here in the Ark-la-tex, prices are nearing $3.00 per gallon.

Lots of issues across the globe that can have an affect on gasoline prices.  Does that mean we should expect a climb in prices?  One expert says we shouldn't see prices climb, unless problems escalate in Syria or a hurricane wreaks havoc on gasoline supply.

Hitting the road to visit friends and family for Independence Day?  It's gonna cost a little more this year than last.

You've seen gasoline prices jump up as much as 10 cents higher in the past day or so.  Why the climb?

Gasoline prices may not be too bad this summer for those looking to take a road trip with the family, on a motorcycle, or that sports car dying for some attention.

Memorial Day weekend is a major weekend for traveling for many families.  But this year, 89% of travelers will be making the trip by car.

Shreveport-Bossier was looking at near record high gasoline prices last month.  But now, according to AAA, gas prices have made a subtle slide down to a current average of $3.50 per gallon.

The price of gasoline continues to climb.