This is seriously getting ridiculous and out of hand.
Price gouging at its finest..
4.89 per gallon here in my neighborhood.
It literally jumped 40 cents from this morning.
Keeps getting any higher and there’s gonna be some serious problems with affordability… especially with the folks who have long commutes to work.
Costs of living were already difficult, not to mention being taxed to death.

No one is seriously interested in going after oil companies for price gouging.. they sure do offer lip service though.

4.99 this mornings fill up

I made a trip to Nebraska today, most stations are @ $3.79-3.89.

Average gas price $3.79 here in Arkansas - a little lower where I live. I think a lot of the problem with prices listed a above - you live in the wrong state

Get over it.

$4.29 for regular, all 3 local stations.

I've always heard high oil prices are good for the coon market. Maybe coon hides will shine again.

Your real problem is the state you live in.

It has nothing to do with oil companies gouging. It’s called a war!

Always perplexed why people freak out when a gasoline fill-up costs $25 more than the average you've been paying, then don't think anything about walking in a paying another $10 for a bottle of water and 2 roller dogs

4.99 regular, 5.99 diesel

Me too.

I sure can’t walk 15-20 miles for $4.99 and make it pay. Pretty good deal actually.

Interesting.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says we're not at war with Iran.

We haven't been officially at war with any country since Korea.

Interesting, isn't it.

58,000+ dead from the Vietnam . . . . . Intervention? 153,000 wounded.

Sure seemed like a war at the time . . ..

Blaming oil company's is... amusing.

The high fuel prices are obviously a direct result of whatever the US is doing relative to Iran.

The US oil and gas producers are not to blame. The longer Iran continues, the higher fuel and other prices will get.

Never gonna get our due for the hardships endured

Can probably blame Iran uncertainty for the first hikes in the mid to upper $3 range over last month. But this particular jump is directly related to the Midwest refinery issues that feed the midwest and upper great lakes region

Always love the wisdom that comes out of DC even when it comes from our side.