GAS PRICES

Relief could be on the way from high gas prices, but there is no guarantee drivers will see savings at the pump.

With gas prices approaching $5 in most locations, and quadruple the typical rate of inflation, many Americans are choosing more modest summer trips in 2022 or foregoing travel altogether.

The state average declined 7 cents last week, after reaching an all-time high of $4.89 per gallon.

For the first time, the national average for a gallon of gas now tops $5.

What have you had to cut out or sacrifice in order to afford fuel?

Industry experts now say by the time most Americans head home from work Friday, the national average will be $5 per gallon.

Oil companies are making huge amounts of cash right now and not spending a lot, Joe Krier, a Financial Analyst for IIWII Trading, told News4JAX.

The pain at the pump continues...

Gas prices continue to soar and Florida’s average price per gallon is now a penny short of the national average.

Inflation is creating lifestyle changes for people. The U.S. Treasury Secretary announced Tuesday that the Biden Administration underestimated how high inflation would continue to impact American consumers.

On the eve of the Atlantic hurricane season, a new survey shows a growing number of Floridians are choosing not to leave their homes if there’s a hurricane.

It’s anticipated to be a busy travel weekend as people hit the roads and airports for Memorial Day.

Georgia’s governor has extended the temporary suspension of the state’s gas tax ahead of Memorial Day weekend through July 14th.

The average price of gas in Florida remained at $4.48 on Monday as nearly 2 million Floridians prepare to take a Memorial Day road trip, AAA said.

Florida’s average price jumped about 30 cents in the past week.

As gasoline prices continue to rise, people who have to fill their vehicles up with diesel are having to take even more money out of their wallets.

With gas prices at an all-time high for the fifth day in a row, and diesel prices remaining well over $5 a gallon, we know the costs might be having an affect on your decisions about travel or on your business.

The price of gas in Florida averages $4.46 per gallon, AAA reported. That’s up 7 cents from Thursday.

AAA on Thursday calculated the average cost of a gallon of regular gas in Florida and the U.S. had risen to $4.398 and $4.418 respectively, marking a new record high in both metrics.

President Joe Biden addressed the nation on Tuesday, saying inflation is his top domestic priority.

We’re not even into the busy summer travel months and already the price of gasoline has risen by 20-cents the past two weeks. Drivers in Florida on average are paying $4.20 while the average price of gas in Georgia is more than 35-cents cheaper.

Florida gas prices rebounded over the weekend, returning to the highest price in five weeks. Sunday’s state average was $4.20 per gallon, an increase of 2 cents from a week ago.

The average price of gas in Florida is $4.19 -- a year ago it was $2.88, according to AAA.

Florida gas prices jumped 8 cents last week, averaging $4.18 a gallon on Sunday, AAA reported.

Florida gas prices are gradually moving lower after rising 10 cents last week. Florida's state average rose from $4.01 to $4.11 per gallon. Drivers are now paying an average price of $4.10 per gallon.

The average price in the state is now $4.01 for a gallon of regular gas.

The News4JAX Trust Index team is checking out a statement made by President Joe Biden regarding the high prices of gas and groceries and who is at fault.

Inflation is the topic of the month in our solutions journalism show, “Solutionaries.”

Florida gas prices are declining again after jumping 13 cents early last week.

Florida gas prices have been decreasing the last two weeks, but that downward trend may level out, according to AAA.

We want to hear from you about how rising prices are affecting your daily lives.

The city of Jacksonville is looking to put a pause on a gas tax implemented earlier this year to help the growing financial strain many continue to feel at the pumps.

Inflation is a word that fills many with dread. A recent Harris Poll found that 55% of Americans are worried about inflation and what it will do to their cost of living.

If you’ve been to the gas pumps lately, or even listened to any news outlet, you’re likely well aware that gas prices are at a painful high.

It has almost been a week since gas prices started trending down. But the pace of prices falling is still nowhere near how fast prices went up.

With drivers experiencing the dramatic increase in prices at gas pumps, a Jacksonville dealership is seeing an increased demand for electric and hybrid vehicles.

President Biden is calling on companies to drop the price of gas as oil prices continue to tumble.

Gas prices are down slightly for the third day in a row.

There is some relief at the pumps, but not much though.

Those rapidly rising gas prices appear to have slowed down Monday morning.

A gallon of regular is averaging $4.33 nationally.

You may be feeling the effects of the huge gas price increase but it is also having an impact on something you may not have considered -- the money it takes to keep city cars and trucks operating.

The ongoing saga over gas and oil prices is becoming the political hot button topic of the day.

Rising gas prices are affecting some families’ plans for spring break.

We want to know what you think about gas prices.

Gas prices are at record highs and the price at the pump may climb even higher with the U.S. ban on importing Russian oil.

The belief that gas is the highest it’s ever been has been on the minds of many Americans as the average price for regular has soared above $4 nationally.

With new sanctions announced Tuesday by President Joe Biden against Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, the News4JAX I-TEAM is looking into how much the U.S. actually relies on Russia when it comes to gas and oil.

President Joe Biden on Tuesday made a major announcement connected to the war in Ukraine.

Gas prices in Florida continued to skyrocket in the last week, climbing to the highest they’ve been in the last eight years.

The return of American travel, and whether the industry can readjust to pre-pandemic levels, comes as daily infection numbers in the country are at their lowest since March 25, 2020, according to a Washington Post database.

Kansas City’s prices are the lowest among the major cities in Missouri.

Gas prices rise as travel increases across U.S. More people are hitting the road as COVID-19 restrictions are rolled back, but gas prices are at their highest since 2019. Errol Barnett takes a look.

Gas prices are increasing, but they're still at the lowest level for Memorial Day weekend in more than a decade. CBS News MoneyWatch's Jill Wagner has that story and other business headlines on CBSN.

Gas usually increases in price as refiners switch over from their spring to summer blend, but this year's price hike was especially sharp. As Jericka Duncan reports, gas prices are up 57 cents since January.

Gas prices back on the rise Gas prices in southern California spiked a record 79 cents in one month. Nationwide, gas prices had been dropping -- but have now risen for 32 straight days. Ben Tracy reports.

Why gas prices are inching back up Gas prices rose to $2.07 per gallon overnight, the eighth straight day of increases. Anthony Mason joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss if the days of $2 gas are over.

Falling gas prices may fuel Holiday shopping Retailers are expecting the Holiday shopping season to be more active than last year, as falling gas prices will add an extra $40 billion into Americans' pockets. Jericka Duncan reports.

Why are gas prices at a four-year low? Since late June, the price of gasoline has fallen to a nationwide average of $3.04 -- the lowest in four years. Don Dahler reports on the cause and effect.