Actually . . . That headline and journalistic premise is unlikely given that there are a myriad of factors which typically push fuel prices higher.
Still . . . Here's a peek at progressive reporting on a newsworthy local disaster . . .
"An oil spill in north-central Kansas fouled a creek Wednesday night and prompted the emergency shutdown of a major international pipeline. People in Washington County, just south of the Nebraska border, woke Thursday morning to the smell of gas, the county's emergency management agency wrote on social media."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Keystone pipeline spills in Kansas, dirtying creek and causing oil prices to spike
Canadian company TC Energy hasn't answered questions yet about which creek in Washington County is affected and how much oil spilled.
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