What goes up must come down, but gas prices seem to defy gravity and just keep on going up.
Gas prices are on the rise once again.
NewsChannel5's Adam Shapiro reports that drivers are getting stuck with the bill, and in some cases, so are the clerks who sell you gas. No matter where you live, there's no avoiding sticker shock. The American Petroleum Institute said that stocks of crude oil are up several million barrels compared to last year, but stocks of gasoline are down. So with the summer travel season about shift into drive, AAA said that prices in the Midwest are higher than almost anywhere else in the country. It's better in New York, where I come from.