Gas prices

Fewer Ohioans, slightly more Americans, plan to travel for the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

Two local transit agencies say they're seeing increased demand for mass transit.

Americans still travel when gas prices rise, but they make changes.

A University of Cincinnati economics professor says while it appears Americans aren't cutting back on spending just yet, it's likely lower-income households are feeling the pinch.

The American Automobile Association tracks fuel prices, and reports they've been climbing.

A lot of factors play into price fluctuations, a AAA spokesperson says.

Analysts warn gas prices are likely to go even higher still given that the global factors pushing up crude prices are unlikely to ease anytime soon.

There are a couple of reasons why experts think the price of gas is currently higher than the same time last year, one being a concern that Russia might invade Ukraine.

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