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Gas prices continue to trend lower in the Greater Peoria area as the national per-gallon average drops below the $4-mark for the first time since August.
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U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen says approving year-round nationwide use of the E15 ethanol-gasoline blend will help lower prices at the pump while reducing farmers’ operational expenses.
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As a three-day holiday weekend and corresponding increased travel approaches, drivers could be in store for a pricey Labor Day at the gas pump.
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The price for a gallon of gas in Greater Peoria is back above $4.20 as volatility in the global oil market continues, stemming from the war with Iran.
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As of Monday afternoon, the fuel cost-tracking website GasBuddy showed a per-gallon average of $4.37 in the Peoria market.
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U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen has a message about what Democrats should run on this November — groceries, gas prices, and the doctor's bill.
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The price of gas in Greater Peoria has ticked down in recent days, but is still well above last year’s average heading into the Memorial Day weekend.
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Peoria-area drivers are getting closer to paying $5 per gallon of gas as the war in Iran remains at a stalemate.
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The average price of gas in the Peoria area is up more than 40 cents a gallon this week, as the war in Iran impacts the global oil market.
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With the July 4 holiday approaching, the cost of gas in the Peoria area is climbing, but still well below this time last year.