Gas Prices

Minnesota drivers are seeing a small bump in gas prices, but don’t worry; it’s not enough to spoil those holiday travel plans.

King Banaian sheds light on how tariffs are affecting prices and why your shopping bills might not be skyrocketing—at least for now.

With tensions heating up overseas, local gas prices might be on the rise. How much could that affect your summer travel plans?

As summer rolls in, locals are feeling the pinch at the pump, with prices climbing higher than we’re used to seeing this time of year.

Gas prices had already been slowly increasing in Minnesota, but now that tariffs on Canadian oil are in effect, here's how much more we could all be paying at the pump

Cold weather is gripping Minnesota but it's enough to freeze gasoline prices, which are now rising again across the state. Here's why they're increasing again.

The holiday shopping season is underway. St. Cloud State Economist King Banaian joined me on WJON. He says Central Minnesota shoppers are looking for savings and name brands are not as important to many.

If you're traveling, you'll find you have more money left in your wallet as travel costs are now the lowest they've been in years here in Minnesota.

It hasn't happened in nearly two years, but gasoline prices across much of Minnesota have now fallen below $3 a gallon.

Normally gas prices are increasing this time of year, but that's not the case. Here's what to expect for the summer.