Gas

Like they say: 'You're mileage may vary'

Four of the city's five utilities would be impacted

I've been intrigued with gas mileage my entire life. My obsession probably started in the late 1970s when gas hit $1.00 per gallon. That was my first eye-opening experience to fuel economy

With the rising cost of food prices these days, do you have a trauma team standing by in the checkout aisle every time you go grocery shopping?

When I recently moved back to the Midwest, I was caught off guard by a relatively common practice that can be viewed as very dangerous.

Thieves are crawling under cars and trucks and actually drilling holes in the gas tank and draining this precious petroleum.

Tuesday night, I paid $3.65. We had been hovering around $3.40 for a couple of weeks. As I was pumping, I texted a co-worker and said, $5.00 gas by the Fourth of July? He texted back, I'll take Memorial Day.

Ever wonder why gas stations charge that 9/10th of a cent? It goes back about 9 decades.

Check out the price of gasoline the year you started driving.

There has only been one direction gas prices have been moving lately and that is the opposite of the temperatures. But why is this happening?