PRICES

Times are certainly tough so Local 4 wants to help you save money and make ends meet.

3/5 Though it’s successful in showing the next steps in the Prices’ lives, the followup to ‘Harvey and Me’ is missing the personal commentary that made their story shine before

If you’ve filled up lately, you likely got hit with some sticker shock.

The retailer says it will abandon the promise in the summer and instead spend £500m to keep prices down.

The cost of everything seems to be going up and fast.

It’s not just the shortages many of us are worried about -- it’s the rising prices, too.

Starting next year (2022), you’ll get more money, a lot more, but it will be to cover rising costs. Here’s a closer look at what to expect.

Home sweet home. But whose home is it really?

The results were boosted by a rise in oil prices as demand recovers after the pandemic.

Prices at a gas station in Richmond, VA, soared following the Colonial Pipeline ransomware cyber attack.

Prices at a gas station in Richmond, VA, soared following the Colonial Pipeline ransomware cyber attack.

Have you noticed that some grocery store items cost a lot more since the pandemic started?

The travel industry has taken a big financial hit because fewer people are taking trips during the COVID pandemic. As vaccines become more available the airline industry is preparing to make some changes to boost profits. If you want to travel this summer or later in the year, booking now may be a good idea. As more vaccines are administered, people will be traveling so prices could rise and there could be changes to safety protocols. READ: More travel coverageWatch the video above for the full report.