gas

Living in Idaho, this idea of not being allowed to pump one’s own gas is a strange one. We are able to pump our own gas, of course, but should we?

A sign that everything and everyone wants tips to be handed out is that gas pumps could be asking for tips now, but how should customers feel about it?

The greenies and their elite allies are diving us that way.

I assure you, it’s going to snow next winter.

Some adjustments may have to be made, but there are some ways to save a few extra bucks and pinch pennies this summer, by doing these things.

When it comes to living in Idaho, specifically the Magic Valley, what are the worst items to run out of, and what do you do in these situations?

One neighboring state has a unique gas law and rule that confuses outsiders, but most residents enjoy it, and it should be adopted in Idaho.

The prices coming down is a good sign, but before you get too excited, it may not be as good as it seems.

Your state legislators are hoovering up the campaign cash.

Each state costs different amounts to use energy in your house. Here are the states to avoid, and the ones to live in to save money on energy costs.

While it may be tough to find a place selling gas significantly less, there are ways to cut down usage to save money in the long run.

You can’t call it a happy ending.

How high will gas prices go, and where will they finally settle at? At what point do you find alternatives or start sacrificing other things?

Where we go from here is anybody's guess.

The sticker shock just keeps coming.

Their fuel burden is growing.

We think we’ve got it rough.

As the prices rise, salaries do not, and adjustments may have to be made to get to work or around town to run errands.

A really solid bet is that Joe Biden is a one-term President.

All 105 state legislative seats are on next year’s ballot.