gas

By now you know how expensive it is to pump gasoline into your vehicle, I need not explain that to you.

Gas prices have been a big topic of conversation lately, as the cost of fuel is soaring to heights that we haven't seen in nearly a decade.

One person is dead after an altercation over gas in Metairie.

Trips are being made daily from Acadiana to areas south and east that were ravaged by Hurricane Ida. And those trips require fuel.

As Louisiana picks up the pieces after the devastation from Hurricane Ida, some residents are entering survival mode.

Hopefully these gas apps can help you find gas around Lafayette and Acadiana.

Pretty sure right about now would be a good time for aliens to show up and save us from ourselves.

Have you ever wondered when is the best day or time to pump gas in your vehicle?

Did you know that you should NOT let your vehicle get below the quarter tank gas mark during a hard freeze?

If you experience an outage, you should call Atmos at 888-286-6700.

A white device attached to gas pumps in Acadiana is questioned by someone on Facebook. Are they being used to steal information from you?

There is some grim news for the oil and gas industry in Louisiana if you believe the results of a "point-in-time" survey by the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association (LOGA).

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office says evacuation orders were not necessary.

I guess siphoning the gas to steal it just isn't enough. They prefer stealing the gas and costing victims even more money by making them replace the gas tank.

Clearly the gas pump is not a parking spot, but do you think people should move their vehicles after getting gas?

Don't get mad at me, I'm just the messenger!

Cars.com has some great advice for what to do when you're in a vehicle about to run out of gas.

Before you start complaining about gas prices, check out how much it was per gallon the year you started driving.

Anyone with information about skimming scams should contact the Lafayette Police Department or Lafayette Crime Stoppers at 232-TIPS(8477).

We all notice the price of gas on the gas station signs as we are driving, but do you know what "999" on a gas station sign means?