gas prices

As Texans embark on Labor Day weekend travel, expect to pay more at the pump.

Inflation is a big deal right now and most American families are feeling the hurt. Everything is more expensive. EVERYTHING!

We have been watching it for awhile. The price of gas is steadily going up. I filled up my daughter's vehicle the other day at $3.49 a gallon. I watched the final price as it climbed up to $51.

It's about time we get a little relief from rising gas prices

Texans, there is no reason to panic over the supply of gas in Texas. That's the message being sent by AAA Texas on Tuesday after news that there were gas shortages in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. According to AAA officials, the cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline will have little to no effect on the gas supply here in Texas...

When it comes to gas prices, it's good to be in Amarillo.

Just a few weeks ago we were looking at prices under $2, but now they have increased to nearly .14 cents within that past two weeks.

Summer is coming. And the slow and sure upward surge of gas prices has begun.

Spokeswoman Christi Craddick took to social media this week to ask Texans to remain calm and not perpetuate rumors of a statewide gas shortage after Harvey.

A number of oil and gas refineries have been forced to close temporarily, and gas prices are on the rise nationwide due to those shutdowns.

Gas prices have started a seasonal price rise.

If you are an Amarillo National Bank customer get ready to start paying full price at the pump.  Toot N Totum stores are gearing up to end their debit card promotion.