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There is a silver lining to the black cloud covering the crumbling economy. Gas prices are on their way down, and they're dropping fast. Kelly McPherson reports.

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Retailers, he says, can't afford drastic cuts, if it means running out, because stations also use gas prices to bring business inside.

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Drivers lined up at a Valparaiso Speedway were actually feeling a little pleasure at the pump Friday. Gas prices dipped below $3 per gallon for the first time in a long time. CBS 2's Kristyn Hartman reports.

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CBS 2 has asked for your money-saving solutions, and Eric in Huntington suggests to "walk more, keep fit, and save fuel." Opening the blinds on sunny days to let heat in is just one of his tips. CBS 2's Jennifer McLogan has the story.

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Some gas prices in the are have dropped to below $3 a gallon, providing some relief for local drivers.

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Tom Mustin reviews the week's top news stories including the voter registration deadline, a rockslide test and the dragging of a state trooper.

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Gas prices of $2.99 a gallon for regular unleaded were found at a gas station at Interstate 70 and Federal in Denver Friday morning.

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azfamily.com's Jared Dillingham reports there is some good news when it comes to the economy now that gas prices have dropped below $3 in some spots around the Valley.

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Maybe you drive a Prius or a SmartCar averaging better than 40 miles to the gallon. Well, those are gas guzzlers compared to what you're about to see. A Bellingham man is hoping to make history with his homemade car at 100 miles per gallon or more. KING 5's Eric Wilkinson reports.

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Oil and gas prices have been falling for the past few days, and some drivers in our area are already benefiting from the drop. But you might be surprised at the factors that determine how much you pay for gas.

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To the delight of countless drivers, gas prices are falling; KDKA's John Shumway reports.

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We'll get new reports from the Nation's Capitol today about jobs and the housing market. And it's likely to be more bad news. But there is one bright spot now and it's coming from your gas station.

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Gas prices in North Carolina are much higher than they are in other parts of the country.

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The average cost of a gallon of regular gas has fallen more than 20 cents in the past week. Hatmakers on Taylorsville Road was probably one of the most sought after stations in Kentucky Wednesday. The gas there was selling for just $3.15 a gallon.

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News 4 This Morning's Paul Cook gives you the latest on gas prices and where you can find the best deals.

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It may be the best news in quite some time: the price of gas has dropped to under three dollars a gallon at several stations in Central Texas. KVUE's Steve Alberts has more on the welcome trend!

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Two owners of an ethanol production company, including a former mayor of Wake Forest, have been indicted on bribery and other federal charges.

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At least gas prices fall with overall economy.

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With such a volatile economy, it's nice to see gas prices dropping to the $3.30 mark. But why are drivers in St. Louis paying more than those in Columbia and Kansas City? News 4's Mike O'Connell reports.

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Sen. John McCain says offshore drilling will lead to lower fuel prices.

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Tuesday, cars lined up at the Sunrise Super Stop in Central Austin. It wasn't an in store special that drew the attention, but the price of gas.

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High gas prices have some North Carolinians near the Virginia border heading north to get prices up to 15 cents cheaper per gallon.

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Gas prices are dropping amid a price war in St. Bernard.

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Just as gasoline prices start to drop, electricity rates are gong up after SRP's board of directors approved another rate hike.

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The first storm of the season in Puget Sound packed a major punch. KING 5 Meteorologist Chris Warren said wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour were reported Saturday at Fairview Christian School in Seattle. Everett saw 42 mph gusts at Paine Field, and Bremerton saw 44 mph gusts.

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Consumers beaten down by economy and gas prices aren't in a mood to buy a car.

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With gas prices still extremely high and traffic becoming more of a headache every day, a lot of people are looking for low-cost, efficient ways to get around. One Carlsbad man commutes to Kearny Mesa, on his feet.

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Fuel prices may be dropping but in some cities there's not enough to go around.

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Strong storms ripped through parts of Australia on Tuesday, tearing down trees, pulling down power lines and causing some minor flooding. The storm had winds of up to 80 miles per hours. (Sept. 23)

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Axon Automative showcase their carbon fibre car which they say gets phenomenal fuel efficiency.

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With the sour economy, food and gasoline prices going up, it's getting harder and harder to stretch the dollar. Spending less can really help you dig out of a financial hole.

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Industry officials say it could take up to ten days to two weeks to replenish gas inventories at service stations across Florida. (Sept. 15)

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It's thought to be the fastest land mammal in the world, reaching speeds of up to 72 miles per hour. But cheetahs continue to struggle for survival because of habitat destruction.

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Gas prices are spiking by an eye-popping increase of $1.50 a gallon or more at some gas stations in Florida because of the threat from Hurricane Ike. (Sept. 12)

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The price of crude is way down from its highs - so why are you still paying a lot at the pump? Dunstan Prial explains

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We've been reporting a lot on the growing number of people turning to motorcycles to fight high gas prices, and how many of them aren't taking proper precautions. Getting the right training and using the right equipment can pay off on the road.

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Are high oil prices merely a matter of supply and demand or are oil speculators

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Italy is the only Group of Eight industrialised nation without nuclear power, but in the face of soaring oil and gas prices, it's looking at going nuclear again.

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Some homeowners are using gas prices to help lure in prospective home buyers, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.