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Texas gas prices are rising fast, with some cities now over $4. Drivers are feeling the squeeze as fuel costs continue climbing.

Texas gas prices rise for a fourth straight week as the national average nears $4, putting more pressure on drivers’ budgets.

Feeling that gas price squeeze? You’re not alone. Let’s take a moment to appreciate what we’ve got compared to other places.

Texas drivers are seeing gas prices spike again, with weekly increases pushing averages higher and $4 per gallon now within reach.

Texas gas prices are rising fast as oil markets react to the Iran conflict. Amarillo drivers are seeing nearly a 40 cent jump at the pump.

Local residents are catching on to electric vehicles, but is the charging infrastructure keeping up with their driving habits?

It's just a fraction of the price of gasoline these days.

East Texans are seeing gas prices fall fast as demand drops and refineries switch to cheaper blends. Prices could dip further by Thanksgiving.

Imagine driving through Odessa, feeling the weight of rising fuel costs, only to hear a surprising take from locals on the economy.

Guns in schools? Drinking and driving? Leaving cars and homes unlocked? Smoking areas for high school students? Yep, all once totally normal in El Paso and Texas in general once upon a time.