Gas prices

The story of gas prices this summer will be all too familiar to drivers looking for relief.

Gas prices in Idaho are expected to make a jump in the next few days and stay high into mid-September.

When demand slows down, usually the gas prices do too. But with crude oil remaining at above $82 per barrel, the date may not reflect as much change as consumers would like. Evidently, prices don’t always pay attention to a calendar.

The price of regular jumped 20 cents.

Will the higher gas prices affect Idahoans' plans for summer fun and are the high gas prices really any different than previous years?

Some adjustments may have to be made, but there are some ways to save a few extra bucks and pinch pennies this summer, by doing these things.

In a plot twist to the economy of the rest of the United States, Idaho gas prices have remained lower than the national average for another week.

As we approach Christmas, the price of fuel in Idaho has dropped below $4 per gallon and it could drop even more over the next few weeks.

The prices coming down is a good sign, but before you get too excited, it may not be as good as it seems.

There are apps for your phone or websites you can check to find the best gas prices in town without having to drive around burning gas while you search.

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Twin Falls may be small but we don't have public transportation and getting around can be a little difficult if you don't have a car or money for gas.