gas prices

If you haven't noticed, gas prices have steadily climbed here in Minnesota and we're now paying the most we've paid in seven years.

Hurricane Ida caused something to happen along the Mississippi River that hasn't been seen in over a decade.

It's the first time the price of gasoline in southeast Minnesota has dipped below this magical mark since earlier this spring.

Usually, gasoline prices spike as we head into the Memorial Day weekend but hold onto your wallet if you're traveling over the 4th of July weekend now too.

A year ago, prices were around $2 a gallon.

Gas prices across Minnesota are way higher than we've seen in over a year, but are these the most expensive prices we'll see this year?

Gas prices are higher in Minnesota right now than they were before the pandemic hit last year-- and they're likely to head even higher.

While they had been low for much of 2020, gas prices are up-- and are continuing to rise as we move through 2021 here in Minnesota.

Get ready for more pain at the pump, as gas prices have increased noticeably in Minnesota recently-- and are set to keep rising in 2021.

It looks like the sweet treat of low gasoline prices in Minnesota is over.

The price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Rochester has fallen to $2.00.

Good timing for those with travel plans this holiday weekend.

Gasoline prices in the Rochester area have gone up again and are getting closer and closer to $3 a gallon.

In case you haven’t noticed, Rochester motorists are suddenly paying more for gasoline than they have in more than two years.