Gas Prices

With recent reports on the hack of the Colonial pipeline and COVID-19 restrictions being lifted, average gas prices across the United States have creeped up to $3 a gallon, a rate not seen since 2014.

In a report released by GasBuddy, gas prices in Wyoming have returned to levels seen before the start of the pandemic, with prices averaging $2.90 per gallon, the same as two years ago, compared to $1.75 a year ago.

For the tenth consecutive week, the price of gasoline has is on the rise across the country. The national average has increased another 5.9 cents per gallon to a nationwide average of $2.86 per gallon. In Wyoming, despite being consistently below the nation average, we're quickly climbing towar…

We've been seeing some of the highest gas prices that we have seen in a while due in large part to the crazy winter weather that has affected almost the entire country.

Chevron also had a tough quarter, posting a loss of $6.6 billion, or $3.51 per share.

Much of the country continues to enjoy broad decreases in gas prices as oil prices drop to $69 per barrel.

Oil prices have gained some ground, but Wyoming gas prices are slightly down.

The latest Wyoming economic report shows little change in most areas, according to a state economist.

Despite tough economic conditions, Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says local retailers are faring well.

Gas prices in Laramie remain steady.