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Gas prices are on the move, and drivers are feeling the pinch. “Beyond frustrating,” said John Moher, of Sutton, Massachusetts. “You put in a week’s work, half of your pay is going right to the pump almost.” It’s something drivers have been dealing with for a while. Gas prices are up in Massachusetts by almost a dollar since this...

Now there’s concern gas prices could hover at high rates given the conflict abroad involving Ukraine and Russia.

According to AAA, the current national average for gas is $3.31 a gallon, that’s over a dollar more than it was a year ago. And if you’re not shopping around, you’re probably paying a lot more than you have to. Leslie Gaydos has the story:

The figure marks a 40-percent jump from last year, when the coronavirus pandemic kept many people home.

This isn’t your typical Memorial Day weekend, but for the first time in two decades, we won’t have any idea how many people are traveling this weekend because AAA doesn’t have any numbers. The motor club expects travel to be so light this weekend that it’ll likely set a new record low.