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The last time the national gas price average leading into the holiday was under $2/gallon was 17 years ago in 2003. That year motorists paid, on average, $1.50 to fill-up.

Today’s national gas price average is $1.92. That is nine cents cheaper than last Monday, 48 cents less than a month ago and 81 cents less expensive than a year ago.

A survey recently asked what tops the list of the most stressful things at the holidays, and not surprisingly, it was traveling.

School's out, the weather is warm, and it's the perfect time to pack up and hit the road for summer vacation. But, where should you go?

The Illinois Office of Tourism will celebrate National Travel & Tourism Week (NTTW) May 5th through the 11th by releasing new “Instagrammable Illinois” trip ideas showcasing 20 of our state’s most Insta-worthy places to visit in 2019.

AAA Chicago forecasts that more than one-third of Americans, or about 112.5 million of us, will be traveling somewhere over the Christmas holiday.

You may still have to travel over the river and through the woods to Grandmother's house, but at least it will cost you a bit less this Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving weekend will see the highest Thanksgiving travel volume in more than a dozen years.

You can tell gas prices are going down because we're using the smiling person in the photo, not the frowny "gas-is-going-through-the-roof" photo.

We've been trained to measure our liquids when packing but now it looks like we will have to measure our powders as well.