As many are feeling the toll at the pump, here's what experts are saying about the immediate future of gas prices in the United States.

What to know about gas prices in various states across the country amid the war in Iran and rising fuel costs.

Gas prices are rising across the country again, hitting especially hard in Midwestern states that backed Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

In two months, Michigan gas prices surged from $2.99 to $4.86 a gallon, nearing an all-time high. And they might get even higher.

Everyone is talking about gas prices right now. You’ve probably noticed fuel costs are rising rapidly. One big reason is the war with Iran. In the Midwest, we’re dealing with significant price swings due to an outage at a gas refinery in Indiana.

Higher gas prices may be starting to eat into Americans’ substantially higher tax refunds this year. And with the tax benefit in the rearview mirror, Americans still have to contend with higher pump prices for the foreseeable future.

Californians have been paying nearly $6 a gallon. See why prices are so high, how they compare historically, and how Trump's Iran blockade fits in.

Texans say rising fuel costs are straining budgets as experts warn uncertainty in the Middle East could push prices even higher.