Marie Dodds

Gas prices have been inching down for several weeks, and are now at their lowest point of the year so far. This means holiday travelers may keep a little extra jingle in their pockets when they finish up at the pump.

Oregon drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump. The average price for regular gas has soared 18 cents to $3.78 a gallon. It’s the largest week-over-week gain for any state in the nation.

This week, average gas prices in Oregon dipped below $4 dollars a gallon for the first time since April.

AAA says more than 785,000 Oregonians are traveling over the holiday weekend this year.

Gas prices are climbing across Oregon in advance of the upcoming holiday weekend.

Gas prices have been ticking up slightly ahead of Memorial Day. For the week, the Oregon average for regular gas rose a nickel to $4.18 a gallon. Still, that's about a dollar less than this time last year.

Oregon gas prices are bucking the annual trend, by dropping instead of climbing at this time of year.

Geopolitical concerns have prompted a year of volatile and dramatically spiking gas prices across the county. A motorist group believes 2023 may see more stable crude oil prices.

After 14 straight weeks of falling gas prices, the cost at the pump has ticked up a bit across the country, and in the Eugene-Springfield area.

Gas prices are continuing to fall in Oregon, but that doesn’t mean drivers will see many bargains at the pump this Labor Day weekend.

Now that university and high school students have celebrated graduations, families have more time to hit the road, but the cost of travel keeps accelerating.

Gas prices have reached another record high in Oregon.