Gas prices are driving many rideshare drivers up the wall. With gas nearing $5 across central Illinois, many rideshare drivers say they are feeling a real pinch.
Illinois House Republicans are renewing their push for Democrats to let their affordability plans pass before session ends.
From the gas pump to the grocery aisle, rising prices are forcing many Central Illinois residents to rethink how they spend their money and find creative ways to stretch their budgets.
Fuel remains one of the highest operating costs in the industry, only second to labor costs.
With gas prices still over $4 a gallon in some parts of Illinois, local businesses that rely on gas, like landscaping and lawn care services, are feeling the pinch.
Gas prices across Illinois continue to crush consumers with little hope of those prices dropping anytime soon.
Many food truck owners have to pay to gas up their trucks with diesel fuel. They also have to fill propane tanks and refill gas on their generators.
In Illinois, drivers have seen gas prices jump from under $3 a gallon to around $3.30 to $3.50.
The Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) cut $55.8 million from Ameren Illinois' rate request for its natural gas delivery services Wednesday.
As millions prepare to hit the road for Labor Day weekend, AAA said travelers can expect lighter financial burdens this year with decreases in airfare, hotel, and rental car prices. But with those savings comes a familiar reminder that the roads will be busy.