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With the cost of farming essentials on the rise, growers are banding together to push for relief from hefty import tariffs.

As spring approaches, American farmers are feeling the pressure of uncertain fertilizer supplies—could this be a recipe for trouble in the fields?

Recent shifts in the oil market mean your next fill-up might cost you a bit more than you’d like. Especially if you drive or work in Washington.

As conflicts brew overseas, our local farmers face challenges that could hit home hard. Could a crucial supply issue be on the horizon?

As farmers prepare for spring, they’re navigating more than just soil and seeds. Fertilizer prices are on the rise, and the stakes are higher than normal.

A recent poll shows Americans are uneasy about gas prices—and for good reason. Let’s dive into the push for renewable fuels and energy independence.

As tensions rise in the Middle East, local drivers might soon feel the pinch at the pump. Patrick DeHaan let's us know what's happening with oil prices.

The Middle East accounts for approximately 40%-50% of that traded volume, and nearly all of those exports have to travel through the Strait of Hormuz

Local gas stations are feeling the pinch as prices shoot up. What’s behind this latest surge in fuel costs? Let’s connect the dots.

With gas prices on the rise again, drivers in Washington are feeling the pinch. Let’s see how this impacts your wallet at the pump.