Gas prices

Gas prices could continue to fall with the oil market in turmoil. Collapsing demand for fuel during the COVID-19 pandemic has created a glut of oil, with storage capacity running short.

The price of gas continues to plummet to near 50-year lows. How long before we pay less than a dollar per gallon?

With worldwide oil production affected by the attacks in Saudi Arabia, gas prices were bound to rise.

I know we all complain about the rising cost of gas, but Iowans have an excuse to gripe this time.

Wondering why gas prices are going up so fast? A HUGE travel holiday is only partly to blame.

Nearly a dozen gas refineries are down, which could cause gas prices to spike higher.

If you're preparing to fill up your gas tank for some Thanksgiving week travels, you'll notice the price of gas continues to fall.

Your Thanksgiving trip should cost less than it has any many years.

According to GasBuddy.com, prices rose across Iowa last week.

Summertime is here which usually means higher gas prices. Across the state, they're trending upward but locally we've avoided the increases, so far.