With the holidays here, you’re likely seeing prices go up while you shop. Inflation and tariffs have pushed costs higher this year, making everything feel more expensive.

Thanksgiving dinner costs are down for the third consecutive year, averaging just under $5 per person, according to the American Farm Bureau. A typical 10-person meal now runs about $55, which is 5% less than last year, mostly using generic items rather than name brands.

The price of beef has been steadily increasing over the past year, now reaching record levels, with ground beef and steaks 12% more expensive compared to 2024. That’s according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The Town Manager of Pulaski informed locals on Monday of a proposed increase to water and sewer rates in the service area.

A new poll shows Virginians, like most Americans, are fed up with inflation and rising prices.

If you’re planning a fall road trip, now may be the time. Prices at the pump are falling across Virginia.

Gasbuddy says that gas in Roanoke is up 6.6 cents per gallon.