Gas prices are rising at a record pace and some believe the national average could jump to $3 a gallon during vacation season.

Oil prices have almost doubled from below $35 a barrel in March as investors have taken heart from signs a severe recession in the U.S. is slowing.

Whether or not you’re traveling this Memorial Day weekend, you have likely noticed the price of gas creeping up at the pump.

Despite low gas prices, usual holiday travelers are staying home.

A lowcountry gas station has gas prices well below the national average.

With all of the differences in station prices you can save about 30 cents a gallon by driving three miles down the road.

In a world reeling from the high cost of gas prices, there’s some good news. Oil prices closed below $104 a barrel today. That’s a 30-percent decline from July.

Lots of gas stations are using cheap gas as a promotional gimmick, but for Chicago area station, a steep markdown turned out to be a big mistake.