Midwest City Tops New Rat Ranking, Gas Prices Fluctuate
- A Midwest city has reached the top of a new rat ranking, causing concern among residents.
- Gas prices have increased by 19 cents in a Midwest state and decreased by 28 cents in a Southern state.
- The national average for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel is $4.34, one cent cheaper than the previous day.
- The changes in gas prices were reported on October 13 by multiple outlets.
- The new rat ranking and gas price changes are based on data from AAA.
Articles (6)
cleveland.com·
One city’s jump in a new rat ranking is raising fresh concerns
The Oregonian·
One city’s jump in a new rat ranking is raising fresh concerns
The Star-Ledger (NJ.com)·
One city’s jump in a new rat ranking is raising fresh concerns
cleveland.com·
Gas prices for 10/13/26: Gas up 19 cents in Midwest state, but down 28 cents in Southern state
The Oregonian·
Gas prices for 10/13/26: Gas up 19 cents in Midwest state, but down 28 cents in Southern state
The Star-Ledger (NJ.com)·
Gas prices for 10/13/26: Gas up 19 cents in Midwest state, but down 28 cents in Southern state