Combat between the United States and Iran has resumed, leading to economic effects. One impact is being felt by drivers in the area.
Gas prices have seen overnight spikes, according to reports. This change is attributed to the renewed conflict.
For more information on the current situation and its effects on the local community, readers can refer to KTXS, the local ABC affiliate, for further details and updates.
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