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Gas prices in your neighborhood: bad or worse??

Gas prices in your neighborhood: bad or worse??

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Gas prices over much of the Tri-State have reached $3.99 (plus 9/10 of a cent) for regular, approaching the highest level in history.

The lowest prices reported in the region Tuesday were found in Franklin, where most stations were at $3.72 (omitting the last digit) as reported by Cincygasprices.com and by Speedway.com.  Stations were charging that price along 2nd and 6th streets.

The highest?  Try $4.16 at some stations in Connersville, IN.

Everybody Rides Metro Partners with Project Connect to Help Homeless Students

Everybody Rides Metro Partners with Project Connect to Help Homeless Students

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19)  – The Everybody Rides Metro (ERM) Foundation is providing nearly 5,000 Metro bus tokens to help students attend Cincinnati Public Schools in partnership with Project Connect, an organization which helps homeless children regularly attend school.

“The ERM board unanimously approved supporting Project Connect to bring awareness to the needs of homeless children in Cincinnati,” said Joe Curry, ERM’s Executive Director. “Through Project Connect these children will get transportation to attend a familiar school throughout the year regardless of where they are living.”

An estimated 6,000 children experience homelessness in Greater Cincinnati each year.

Gas prices spike in Northern Kentucky

Gas prices spike in Northern Kentucky

COVINGTON (FOX19) - Last week, Northern Kentucky largely sat out a price hike that made gasoline $3.89 for regular at many stations in the Cincinnati area.  Most stations lowered their prices in the following days.

Monday, that situation was reversed, with prices going to that level at many stations in Northern Kentucky.  Speedway, which lists all its prices online, reported that a large majority of its Northern Kentucky stations were now at that level.  A lesser percentage of its Southwest Ohio stations also jumped to that level, as did many competing stations.

Among the stations now charging $3.89 was a Speedway station in Carrollton that recently had had the lowest gas prcies in the Cincinati region.

Over the weekend, we found a UDF/Mobil station near the airport advertising gasoline at $3.99 for regular.  According to

Gas prices both rising and (mostly) falling around Tri-State

Gas prices both rising and (mostly) falling around Tri-State

CINCINNATI (FOX19) – Gas prices at a few local stations are on the verge of topping 4 dollars a gallon, while at the same time prices at most stations are edging downwards.

The gas prices tracking website KentuckyGasPrices.com reported a price of $3.99 (plus the final .009) per gallon for regular gas at a Boone County station.

FOX19 found that price advertised at the UDF/Marathon at the corner of Mineola Pike and Airport Exchange Boulevard just off 275 north of the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport.

The same price was reported by CincyGasPrices.com as of midday Friday for a pair of stations in Trenton, while a pair of neighboring stations were at $3.71.

In spite of those eye-popping prices, most prices were falling.

Where to find gas that is only very expensive

Where to find gas that is only very expensive

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - There is a place in the region where gas can be found for as low as $3.54 or $3.55 a gallon.

Unfortunately for most people around the Tri-State, that place is Carrollton, about halfway to Louisville.

A check of online gas prices at speedway.com and CincyGasPrices.com shows almost all stations charging $3.79 for a gallon of regular (omitting the final '9'), or just a few cents a gallon less.

Cincinnatians turn to public transportation in response to gas price increases

Cincinnatians turn to public transportation in response to gas price increases

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19)  – Across the tri-state, regional transit agencies are preparing for more riders because of increasing gas prices.

Roadway maintenance schedule for Campbell County

Roadway maintenance schedule for Campbell County

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 Superintendent Dave Bauman announces the following maintenance activities in Campbell County for the week March 28 – April 1st:

Monday, March 28 – Friday, April 1

  • Crews will be removing trees and brush from state right of way on KY 547 (4 Mile Road) from KY 10 in Alexandria to KY 8 in Silver Grove (0 – 6.6 mm).  Please watch for flaggers and equipment. 

If you have a pothole to report on a state route, you can call Campbell County Maintenance at 859-635-9240 or you can call a toll free direct line to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to report potholes or other problems on all state maintained highways.  The number is 1-800-PATCH IT or 1-800-728-2448.

Maintenance activities are scheduled on a tentative basis and are subject to change depending on weather conditions, emergencies and other factors beyond the control of the Department of Highways.

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