gas prices

Some more good news at the pumps this week, as gas prices continued to fall, despite a bump in demand over the holiday weekend.

It's not much, but Western New Yorkers saw a slight drop in the price at the pump this week across the region.

Memorial Day weekend usually signifies the beginning of the summer travel season, and this year travel levels are expected to return to pre-pandemic numbers.

Stop us if you've heard this one before...Gas prices have hit another new record high today in New York State.

The price at the pump is on the rise here in Western New York, and across the country once again.

The cost of gas in the greater Buffalo area the price of regular gas remains at $3.47 for the fourth week in a row.

New Yorkers continue to experience pain at the pump as gas costs steadily increase. Here are the average prices from around the state.

Gas prices are skyrocketing across the United States, but the change is perhaps most obvious in New York state.

AAA anticipates this Holiday weekend to be a record-breaker for travel, in spite of high gas prices.

Here's why I think another gas price increase is on the way.

Many New Yorkers have been waiting to get on the roads and now with most vaccinated and able to travel, the 4th of July weekend will be especially busy on the highways. It looks as if traffic on New York roadways will be up from forty percent from last year.

It's about to get a little more expensive here in Western New York and across the country to drive as gas prices are expected to go up.