Oil prices have been volatile since the start of the war. Iran’s actions have effectively stopped cargo traffic through the narrow Strait of Hormuz, where a fifth of the world’s oil typically sails.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is affecting U.S. gas prices and could soon impact food costs, prompting the White House to consider measures like tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and waiving the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - As gas prices continue to rise, some electric vehicle owners say the timing of their switch is paying off. In Ohio, the average price per gallon stands at $3.42 as of Friday, ...

If you're traveling in North Texas this spring break, you'll be paying more in gas prices, as they continue to rise as the United States' war with Iran continues. FOX 4's Lori Brown has more.

Since Feb. 28, at least 16 merchant vessels have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz and its adjoining waters (Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman), killing 8 seafarers, with one still missing. w/ ...

Will oil prices go up? It’s impossible to forecast oil prices with detailed precision. Many different elements affect the ...

SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - As the conflict in the middle east continues, gas prices continue to go up, which is taking a big bite out of your wallet. That means you could potentially be paying a ...

Atlanta gas prices have surged 75 cents in one month, largely driven by military tensions in Iran. Rideshare drivers now spend up to 50% of their earnings on fuel, significantly threatening their take ...

There, we spoke with CEO Peter Picknelly III, he told Western Mass News there has been a dramatic increase in their diesel ...

Administrator Ricaurte Vásquez said Thursday that the conflict in the Middle East and rising fuel costs could ultimately ...

Since the war in Iran began on Feb. 28, gas prices have gone up an average of 65 cents per gallon, according to AAA. The price of a regular gallon of gas in Texas on Friday, March 13 was $3.28, an ...

Perry said Republicans are focused on lowering prices by bringing down the supply of energy, and that relief does not happen overnight.