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The added expense affects people in Alabama’s Black Belt differently, including road trippers, commuters and even those who can’t drive.

Some people say they stayed behind because they didn’t want to leave their belongings unguarded, or they felt they could ride out the storm. But many people didn't have a choice. They didn’t have the money, the gas, or family connections to get out of dodge.

A major Shell oil refinery in Convent is closing this month because the company failed to sell it.The refinery employed nearly 700 people full-time and…

Inspection reports and other assessments for petrochemical plants and industrial facilities caught in Hurricane Laura’s path show roughly a one-third…

New research finds that oil and gas development in the gulf south will greatly increase greenhouse gas emissions.Researchers from the University of Texas…

Gas prices usually rise in the spring and peak around Memorial Day. That’s because refineries make more expensive blends for summer. Last week, though,…