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It should come as no surprise to anyone that gas prices in Washington are going up. The Climate Commitment Act’s cap-and-trade program went into effect in January, and by June,

Farmers are exempt from a costly fuel surcharge being passed on to them by distributors.

Rising gas prices have many in Yakima wondering if the increases will ever stop.

Rising gas prices have many in Yakima wondering if the increases will ever stop.

(The Center Square) – Despite falling prices three weeks in a row, Washington state seems to have stabilized as the most expensive place to fill your tank nationwide.

Standing in front of four electric buses in the Highline School District, Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee called a press conference Thursday to address fuel prices in the Evergreen State. …

"The CEO of Exxon Oil made $35 million last year while he's jacking up our prices through the roof," Inslee said.

The governor, lawmakers and labor/healthcare representatives raised concerns about oil industry profits. Opponents say new climate policies are costing consumers.

"The CEO of Exxon Oil made $35 million last year while he's jacking up our prices through the roof," Inslee said.

The Energy and Comfort at WSU program aims to reduce energy costs, normalize energy-saving behavior, and increase people’s comfort and well‑being at the office.