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Michigan gas prices are spiking ahead of Labor Day after a Midwest refinery shutdown, but drivers could see relief soon. Here’s why and how to save on travel.

The story of gas prices this summer will be all too familiar to drivers looking for relief.

Believe it or not, you're saving money at the pump this year.

Who are you going to call? If it's the Isabella County Sheriff's Department, make sure you have gas money to give them.

If you are hitting the road and traveling this Memorial Day weekend -- you are not alone!

Gas prices jumped up 30 cents a gallon last week here in Michigan -- the highest increase in the United States. The prices continue to climb.

We thought possibly the price of gas may stay high for a long time, right, but it looks as if relief is in sight and we're seeing an easing of the pump pain around here.

What's the deal? Why are the prices at the pump sitting at $4.19 and $4.21 in West Michigan?

Gas prices are taking a toll on those of us driving around Michigan, but could their be a price drop coming soon?

"It could propel prices upward of $4.25 per gallon by Memorial Day."

As of Saturday morning, it looks like gas prices have gone over the $4 mark here in West Michigan.

Feeling robbed at the pump? There are a few ways you can make the most of your money while gas prices are skyrocketing in West Michigan.