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Gas Prices Dip But Still Hurt | Columbus News
Gas prices in central Ohio dipped 24 cents a gallon—still hovering over $4 a gallon, 70 cents higher than last year. Nationwide, prices edged up 2.9 cents, with Ohio among just 10 states seeing a drop. The national average now sits at $4.05, nearly a dollar up from last year. Experts blame Middle East peace talks and Ukraine tensions—any disruption could send prices soaring again. GasBuddy warns this is the highest gas prices have ever been this late in the year, and the national average could hit $4 on Labor Day for the first time ever. Wallets are still feeling the squeeze. Listen in…
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