gas prices

Does Idaho have a cheaper gas tax than its neighboring states? Who has the most expensive?

We all have been going through it lately, and our wallets are feeling the pain, too. We've been seeing higher gas prices than we can ever remember paying, inflation, and a ridiculous housing market pricing us all out of our homes. However, there are now signs that things are changing around. You can now expect to save big money in Idaho compared to what you've been paying lately.

A list of the top items that we all need but are paying more for than last year.

Will gas prices continue to drop? Here is where you can find gas for under $5/gallon in 9 Idaho cities.

Multiple polls state that the economy and fuel prices are the number one issue for voters

The national average just passed $5 a gallon, a new record. Here in Idaho we are paying significantly more than the national average. Our average currently sits closer to $5.25 per gallon, with Camas County being hit the hardest with an average of almost $5.70 a gallon. The state of California is currently averaging roughly $6.42 a gallon, the highest average in the country. Our whole region has been deeply impacted by gas prices. The five states paying the most per gallon are California, Nevada, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington.

Idaho's gas prices are well above the national average.

Some western states have begun to adjust their pumps so that $10 per gallon prices could be displayed.

Unfortunately, there's no sign of gas prices going down. Here is what the world of Twitter is saying about Idaho's insane gas prices.

The Treasure Valley is now suffering through gas prices that many of us never imagined we would see in our lifetime.