gas prices

The 4th of July weekend is over and according to AAA gas prices are finally going on the decline. You know the deal people, every year prices go up for the independence day weekend with all the traveling going on. Now that we've hit the halfway point in the year prices should start to slowly and I mean slowly go back down...

The holiday weekend is upon us and many Michiganders will be spending it in their car driving. AAA is predicting a lot of road travel. An estimated 1.4 million Michiganders will be jumping behind the wheel this weekend which is a 20% jump from this time last year.

It's been almost 7 years since Michigan has seen gas prices this high. Over this past weekend, we saw an increase of roughly 15 cents in our gas prices.

The hack on a major fuel pipeline for the United States is causing some panic over gas prices and supply, but sources say Michigan should make it out okay.

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Some of the recent issues causing the rise in prices has been due to the nasty winter weather our country has been experiencing, which caused refineries to shut down.

Michigan's Holiday Travel forecast includes fewer drivers, lower gas prices, and a chance of snow.

Labor Day gas prices are set to be lowest since 2004, just in time for your road trip Friday. GasBuddy predicts a national average of $2.19 per gallon on Monday. That's the lowest Labor Day price since 2004’s $1.82 per gallon average.

If you are among those hitting the roads this holiday weekend, the time to fill up your gas tank is...

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