If you don't need a full tank, don't fill up,' an expert at GasBuddy suggested as he predicted an ease in prices soon. Others aren't so sure.

If you're planning a Midwestern road trip, look out for the price hikes hitting fuel pumps. In one state, the sticker shock may hit harder than you'd expect.

Gas prices hit a record $4.45 national average entering the summer driving season, up $1.28 from last year as fuel costs pressure household budgets.

What to know about gas prices in various states across the country amid the war in Iran and rising fuel costs.

Florida residents got another hit April 29 as the price for a gallon of regular increased another 7 cents, on top of the 14-cent hike on April 28.

Drivers in Asheville are paying significantly more at the pump this weekend after gas prices spiked again due to supply concerns and rapid cost fluctuations.

If you've been to a gas station recently, you've probably seen prices rise again after dropping over the past two weeks, but this isn't a mistake.

In Monday morning’s weekly GasBuddy report, Akron’s average was listed at $3.91 per gallon after going up 28.1 cents when compared to the week prior. Cleveland, meanwhile, was listed at $3.93 after GasBuddy reported an increase of 22.5 cents. By Monday afternoon, however, gas prices had jumped again.