inflation

So how about you? How worried are you about facing higher heating bills this month?

As Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's loom ahead, worries about high prices caused by inflation are facing many people.

National Coffee Day is September 28, folks; and this year your good-morning bean juice might just be the most expensive it’s ever been.

Wyoming Senator John Barrasso went on Fox News Sunday to talk about the problems he sees with the new bill proposed by Democrats to fight inflation.

So how about you? Have you downsized your summer plans this year? Or do you refuse to give up on enjoying your normal summer activities?

Barrasso on Facebook wrote ''People are actually feeling poorer because their dollars don't go as far and President Joe Biden doesn't seem to get it.''

From the grocery store to the gas pump, inflation and continued supply chain woes are impacting us all, and the Cheyenne Police Department is no exception.

McDonald’s, Sheetz and Chipotle are just some of the latest companies to follow Amazon, Walmart and Costco in boosting wages, in some cases to $15 an hour or higher.

The figures suggest inflation is mostly subdued, despite solid economic growth and rising wages, which typically push up prices.

The big jump in consumer spending is encouraging because it suggests that the overall economy had solid momentum going into the April-June quarter.