Oct 27 - By Associated Press
The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is seeking comment on its preliminary decision to issue an air pollution permit for a planned coal-to-gasoline plant in the southern coalfields.
Oct 9 - By Associated Press
ExxonMobil Corp. said Friday that it has appealed a $150 million judgment awarded to dozens of families whose wells were contaminated during a 2006 gasoline spill.

Apr 13 - By H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press Writer
Gasoline prices are expected to be relatively low this summer, so motorists might want to take to the road despite the dismal economy if the federal government projections hold.
Nov 17 - By Associated Press
Police said a Pennsylvania man bound his neighbor with duct tape, doused him with gasoline and threatened to set him on fire unless the neighbor confessed to burglarizing his house. John Black, of New Sewickley Township, was charged with burglary, aggravated assault, unlawful restraint and related crimes.

Sep 28 - By Erik Schelzig, Associated Press Writer
As anxiety on Wall Street led banks and other investors to hoard cash last week, a different kind of market fear gripped cities across the Southeast.
Jun 24 - By The Associated Press
The 276-146 roll call Tuesday by which the House failed to advance the Federal Price Gouging Prevention Act, which was designed to punish price gouging at the gas pump.

Jun 24 - By H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press Writer
House Democrats failed Tuesday to resurrect a bill to punish price gouging at the gas pump, while maneuvering to block Republican attempts to expand offshore drilling, an idea gaining in popularity amid $4-a-gallon gas prices.
Jun 24 - By Associated Press
An Ohio couple has been repaid for a liquid asset they shared 34 years ago. Violet and Harold Goff of Southington say a man showed up at their home recently and explained that he'd appeared at their door in 1974 when he was 17 and had run out of gas.

Jun 20 - By rolandjones
Time was when hybrid gas-electric vehicles appealed only to the greenest car consumers more concerned about saving the environment than saving on gasoline bills. Gas prices hitting $4 a gallon have changed all that.

Jun 18 - By H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press Writer
The nation's anger over $4 gasoline is producing political theatrics at the White House, in Congress and on the presidential campaign trail. Republicans are demanding new drilling off the nation's beaches. Democrats want to tax away oil companies' profits.

Jun 11 - By H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press Writer
Gasoline prices should peak at $4.15 a gallon this summer, the government says — finally an encouraging word for motorists who might be thinking the cost of a fill-up will just keep climbing.
Jun 6 - By Associated Press
Authorities say a couple trying to beat the high cost of gasoline accidentally caused a fire that burned their apartment complex.
Jun 1 - By John Schoen
With gasoline prices zooming toward $4 a gallon — and beyond — readers are looking for relief and explanations. If fuel is in such short supply, why are refiners shipping some of it out of the country?
May 27 - By NBC Nightly News
Bobby Lee Julien, who’s driven a fuel tanker for 27 years, was near the end of his route. It was 3 a.m. when he pulled up at a stop sign off State Highway 225 in Houston.

May 22 - By John Schoen
As dire forecasts about runaway oil prices become reality, it’s impossible to know how much higher they’ll go. But the impact of the price surge already is being widely felt. And if prices go much higher, the damage to the U.S. economy will be deeper and wider than the fallout from the run-up so far.
May 18 - By John Schoen
The summer driving season isn't even here yet, and the issue of rising gas prices is heating up on the campaign trail.

May 15 - By John Schoen
The recent trajectory of oil prices — a fairly steady increase followed by a much more vertical rise — has a familiar look to it. Remember those charts of tech stocks and housing prices? It's hard not to wonder: Are oil prices forming the next big “bubble?"
May 5 - By John Schoen
With two of the three presidential candidates proposing a gasoline tax “holiday,” some readers are wondering: Why can’t the government do more to cut gas prices?

Jan 21 - By Bryn Nelson, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Jan 14 - By Associated Press
A German man in the northeastern town of Gross Godems was being treated for serious burns Monday after accidentally setting his apartment ablaze when he mixed up a bottle of gasoline with alcohol, police said.
Dec 16 - By John Schoen
Last week's reports on a strong uptick in prices has readers wondering how worried they should be about inflation. And why do policy makers at the Federal Reserve insist on looking at so-called "core" inflation — which eliminates the cost of rapidly rising food and energy prices?
Oct 17 - By Associated Press
A 70-year-old man has been charged with grand theft after police watched him siphon off more than 900 gallons of gasoline from underground storage tanks at two gas stations, the Polk County authorities said Wednesday.

Jun 25 - By Associated Press
The Plymouth Belvedere buried in a time capsule was rusty and undriveable but gasoline cached with the car could have scientific value.

Mar 16 - By Alan Zibel, AP Real Estate Writer
Elementary school principal Randy Busscher of Holland, Mich. is braced for gasoline prices of $3 a gallon or more by summer break. Analysts say Busscher and other U.S. motorists may be more worried than necessary, however. Absent a major Gulf Coast hurricane, unexpected international strife or a wave of refinery woes, average U.S. gasoline prices are not expected to rise to the $3-a-gallon psychological threshold this summer — a good sign as well for the broader economy, which is under pressure from a weakening housing market.
Jul 12 - By Associated Press
Two car crashes occurred and four people were arrested in excitement over a gasoline giveaway Wednesday to reward the city for its safe-driving record.