Gas

With every major global event or decision, it often raises the question of how, or even if, it will impact things here at home and what we pay at the pump.

Amid increased volatility at the pump and uncertainty overseas, this latest plan hopes to bring some stability.

A new scam and form of theft is making headlines in Maine, and it’s happening while Mainers are filling their gas tanks.

A nationwide convenience store chain found in Maine recently announced that it will be closing locations across the country.

We love bulk buys here in the Pine Tree State, but this wholesale club recently announced that it will soon cost more to become a member.

Not all gas stations are created equal, and here in our Pine Tree State, one in particular stands out as a favorite among Mainers.

Mainers have been frustrated with gas prices for several years now. Although they have been high in the past, interesting stats show that compared to the inflated prices of many expenses, gas prices appear to be right in line with where they were 20 years ago.

I thought it might be fun... and maybe a bit painful to take time travel back in the day to see just how much more us Mainers are forking over for essentials these days. Spoiler alert: It’s way more than we’d like.

Maine has some interesting laws on the books when it comes to what gas stations can and can't do when listing their prices.

Take a look and see how much a gallon of gasoline cost in our Pine Tree State the year you started driving. Spoiler: it’s a bit depressing.