San Antonio drivers may have noticed some interesting movement at the pump this week. However, despite a sudden jump in prices, Thanksgiving travelers are still expected to see cheaper gas at the pump compared to last year.

Labor Day is coming up next Monday, and gas prices are projected to be lower than last year, according to AAA.

An explosion and fire inside a Northwest Side home left a man who lived there with serious injuries.

For those worried about the price of gas, you may be able to breathe a sigh of relief — at least for now.

AAA recommends these cities as good destinations to visit during the fall season.

Tropical Storm Debby made landfall as a hurricane on Florida’s Gulf Coast early Monday and continues slowly passing over the northern part of the state as it moves toward Georgia and South Carolina. So, what does that mean for gas prices in Texas? AAA weigh in.

City Hills Church is partnering with ExxonMobil to offer free gas to the community on Saturday.

Texans taking an Independence Day vacation should spend slightly less at the gas pump than last year.

Remember how much you were paying for gas last year in San Antonio? AAA says it’s about 25 cents less than this year, according to the latest data.

The infrastructure set to be replaced is located in a low-income community on the West Side, a CPS Energy news release said. The project, which will improve safety and performance measures, is expected to conclude by the end of the year.

Gas prices continue to climb, spiking 15 cents a gallon overnight. And, the conflict between Israel and Iran isn't much of a factor in those prices, according to one oil analyst. But, that could change.

There’s some good news for San Antonio-area drivers ahead of the Easter holiday as gas price increases are hitting the brakes for the weekend.

A Nebraska woman allegedly found a lucrative quirk at a gas station pump — double-swipe the rewards card and get free gas.

Filling up is getting more expensive. The price of a gallon of gas jumped 18 cents in the past week, and more increases are expected through the spring.

Fall is in the air and at the pump. Prices have plummeted 18 cents in the past week, bringing relief to inflation-wearing drivers.

Gas prices have jumped 20 cents in the last week in San Antonio but prices are still significantly lower than the national average.

Circle K is giving drivers in Texas 30 cents off per gallon when they fill up between 3 and 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 6.

Motorists can save 30 cents a gallon on gas for Circle Day Fuel Day on Thursday, March 9.

Gas prices soar 59 cents a gallon in one month, and analyst says there's more to come.

Drivers in Texas are seeing lower gas prices as they hit the road for the holidays, according to AAA.

Multiple emergency crews have been investigating reports of a possible gas leak in the unincorporated areas of Guadalupe County, between New Braunfels and McQueeney overnight.

With gas costing more than $3 a gallon, it’s no wonder drivers look for the cheapest station. But, auto experts said using Top Tier gas is worth it in the long run, even if it costs a few pennies more per gallon.

Gas prices in the United States are making a particularly big leap, reversing a month-long streak of subtle declines.

Thursday, Sept. 1 is Circle K Fuel Day and that means drivers can save up to 40 cents per gallon.

For nine consecutive weeks, prices have tumbled. The average price in San Antonio on Tuesday was $3.36 per gallon, according to GasBuddy.com.

Consumers are feeling the pinch and experts say things may only get worse during the summer. But there are ways to cut costs during this time.

City Hills Church in Boerne is giving back to the community this Saturday with an offer for free gas.

The pinch at the gas station appears to be loosening its grip on San Antonio drivers — slightly.

As drivers wince from the pain at the pump, Congress may consider suspending the federal gas tax. How much will that save the average driver?

With gas prices in record territory, summer road trips will be pricey. A round-trip drive to South Padre Island from San Antonio will take about $57 just for gas in a mid-sized SUV.

From putting dinner on the table, gas in the car and a roof over the family’s head, it’s getting more challenging to make ends meet.

Increasing your gas mileage is a must as fuel prices continue to rise. A Texas mechanic is offering some inexpensive and easy do-it-yourself ways to save a little money.

Gas prices in Texas and around the country continue to climb as commuters feel the squeeze in their wallet.

Gas prices have hit record highs in Texas and around the country, so it begs the question: “how can we lower prices?” KSAT Explains.

The gas sign reads $4.69 a gallon, but it’s not in California. It’s San Antonio, and drivers are feeling the squeeze.

The San Antonio Food Bank says it’s getting harder to feed families due to the spike in diesel prices, which average at an all-time high in San Antonio at $5.29.

Coast to coast, drivers are getting a harsh lesson in how geopolitical events and a war halfway round the world can have a direct impact on their wallets. With gas prices at record highs, Consumer Reports has some easy ways to maximize fuel economy by changing how you drive.

Here are today’s average gas prices for San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas and the United States

As gasoline prices remain high, is now the time to consider a hybrid vehicle? Consumer Reports crunched the numbers to see whether fuel savings justifies higher up-front costs.

With every scan at the grocery store or click at the pump, everyone’s wallets are hurting from the continued increased inflation.

As we approach the summer months, when we begin daydreaming about the places we can travel, road trips are an easy way to visit all kinds of places.

KSAT 12 News readers gave their thoughts on surging gas prices, that have hovered around $4 a gallon.

A San Antonio artist is giving back to the community by paying for gas for those who could use a helping hand.

The Texas oil and gas industry saw gains of more than 1,000 jobs between December 2021 and January 2022

Families at Brackenridge Park were enjoying the perfect Spring Break weather and their time together almost as much as knowing they didn’t have to spend a lot of money on gas to be there.

We want to know how are dealing with the high price of gas

We are seeing record gas prices and the highest levels of inflation in 40 years.

San Antonio hit a record high Friday for the price of regular gasoline with drivers paying an average of $3.99 per gallon.

$4 a gallon of gas is the latest whammy to hit small businesses where it hurts - the bottom line.

While drivers probably won’t be able to find cheap gas right now, there are ways to shop around for the best prices available.

Thinking about ditching your car for a more affordable option? You’re not alone. More are considering e-bikes to commute to work or run errands.

Here are today’s average gas prices for San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas and the United States

As gas prices soar and siphon drivers' wallets, there are some actions that can maximize fuel economy and save you money.

Gas prices in San Antonio are up nearly 24 cents from just one week ago, according to data from AAA.

Gas prices jumped as much as 20 cents overnight after Russia invaded Ukraine. Drivers can expect to see volatility and climbing prices as spring demand picks up, too.

As families hit the road for turkey at grandma's house, they're finding gas prices are gobbling up their wallets. Still, prices are declining as the White House taps into oil reserves, a move that one analyst says could have underwhelming results.

Days before Halloween and drivers are seeing a frightful sight - $3 a gallon gas. As the gap between supply and demand widens, Gas Buddy's chief analyst sees no relief in sight.

Relying too much on your miles-to-empty dash display and waiting to pull over to gas up is risky, according to a new AAA study.

Gas prices are at a three-year high in Texas, according to a new report from AAA.

Gas prices shot up 12 cents a gallon in the past week in San Antonio as AAA projects a rebound for Memorial Day travel.

Recent headlines regarding a cyberattack on the U.S. Colonial oil pipeline have caused Texans to take to Google, wondering if the attack will affect the availability of gas in our state.

– A Texas oil company has agreed to pay a $115,000 fine after spilling almost 20,000 gallons (73,000 liters) of wastewater and crude in western Wyoming, federal officials said Wednesday. The 2018 spill by Merit Energy Company came after a pipeline broke at a battery of oil tanks northwest of Thermopolis, Wyoming, according to the settlement. Some of the spilled water and oil reached Grass Creek, a tributary of the Big Horn River. An Environmental Protection Agency Investigation found that the Dallas-based company did not have an adequate emergency response plan in place as required under the federal Clean Water Act. The company has since submitted a new response plan and completed a cleanup of the site.

SAN ANTONIO – The old-fashioned full-service fill-up is getting a modern technology tweak as a West Side business launches a new app and gasoline delivery service. Now, the auto parts and repair business is shifting gears and rolling out an additional service. What fueled the concept was what the entrepreneurs said they were hearing from people: they didn’t like dealing with auto repair or getting gas. You select the type of gas you need and then place the order,” said Chief Technology Officer Piyush Prakash, who developed the app. “You basically pay the same price that you would pay at the gas station,” Black said.

SAN ANTONIO – The roads are thawed, but the price to drive them is almost chilling. At some gas stations around San Antonio, the price for a gallon has hit the $2.50 mark. The price of a gallon surged 18 cents locally in just the past week, and is up 32 cents a gallon in one month. Next week, drivers may see pump prices back off, but that won’t last long. Related: San Antonio drivers encounter problems while searching for gas amid second snowfall

SAN ANTONIO – For San Antonio drivers, their patience was running on empty after a week of obstacles. On Thursday, the latest problem was the search for gas. Several drivers told KSAT they had zero luck with their search along San Pedro Avenue. Drivers encountered the same issue at other gas stations along San Pedro. According to AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch, the unusual winter weather and power outages led to a rise in fuel prices.

Greg Abbott on Thursday held a roundtable discussion in Odessa with energy workers, leaders, and advocates on how Texas can continue to support the energy industry and its workers and ensure a more prosperous future for the state of Texas. Following the roundtable, the Governor held a press conference where he issued an executive order to protect Texas’ energy industry from federal overreach. During the roundtable, Abbott and the participants also discussed enhancing workforce development in Texas, cutting costly red tape, and expanding broadband access in rural communities. Greg Abbott pushes deregulation San Antonio during ‘listening session’ on Texas economyTexas Gov. Greg Abbott pledges to make it ‘fiscally impossible’ to defund police

SAN ANTONIO – Gas prices have ticked up in the past week, but the trend of prices staying below $2 per gallon this year in Texas continues. According to AAA Texas, gas prices in the state average at $1.95 per gallon, which is below the national average of $2.24 as of Christmas Eve. Gas prices in the San Antonio region are averaging around $1.86 per gallon, some of the lowest prices in the state. Gas prices have been below $2 per gallon since March, the longest such stretch in Texas since 2005. Zuber said while low gas prices are usually an incentive for holiday travelers, the pandemic has changed driving patterns.

CAMARILLO, Calif. – The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline fell half a penny over the past two weeks to just under $2.25 per gallon. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg of the Lundberg Survey said Sunday prices may change a little in the coming days as hurricanes pummel the Gulf Coast, impacting oil production. Still, a decline in demand for gasoline because of the pandemic means there is plenty of petroleum available for motorists. Nationwide, the highest average price for regular-grade gas is in the San Francisco Bay Area at $3.36 per gallon. The average price of diesel in the survey taken Friday was $2.50 a gallon, down a penny from two weeks earlier.

SAN ANTONIO – Gas prices are climbing in the Lone Star State including here in San Antonio. The average price-per-gallon of gas in Texas as of July 16 is $1.92, while the national average is $2.20. The San Antonio average is $1.91, up 9 cents from one week ago, AAA reported. According to AAA data, Texas gas prices have risen 4 cents-per-gallon in the last week but the price is still 60 cents less per gallon compared to prices in July 2019. The record high for gas prices in Texas was $3.98 in July 2008 and the record high for San Antonio was $3.96 in the same month.

Gas price free fall expected to continuePublished: April 2, 2020, 5:34 pmDrivers, albeit a dwindling number as people stay at home, are seeing a free fall at the pump. Gas prices are tanking to their lowest prices in more than four years with more drops expected.

TEXAS – Attention Texas drivers! A study from AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch says motorists are paying less to fill up their gas tanks in the state, and as early as next week, prices may be even lower than $2 per gallon. Gas prices expected to drop into FebruaryOut of all the cities in Texas, drivers in Midland are paying the most for gas, at an average of $2.38 per gallon, while drivers in Sherman/Denison are paying the least for gas, at $1.96 per gallon, according to the study. Gas is expected to cost less than $2 a gallon at gas stations in every state in the South and Southeast, except in Florida, AAA reports. To learn more about gas prices in Texas, or to view the full report, click here.

Gas prices expected to drop into FebruaryPublished: January 2, 2020, 5:22 pmAfter a nickel-plus spike at the pump in time for holiday road trips, drivers can expect the new year to ring in lower prices in the coming weeks, according to industry analysts.