Thursday, October 15, 2026
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Today in Money in Carolina (Thursday, October 15, 2026): NC gas prices, tax pause, and what drivers should know. Also: Charlotte gas prices fell sharply, and North Carolina's attorney general warned stations against pocketing gas tax savings; The NC attorney general put gas stations on notice over passing gas tax suspension savings along to drivers.
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- Charlotte gas prices fell sharply, and North Carolina's attorney general warned stations against pocketing gas tax savings.WBTV
- The NC attorney general put gas stations on notice over passing gas tax suspension savings along to drivers.WRAL
- North Carolina drivers paid $73 more for gas last month than during the same period a year earlier, Yahoo Finance reports.Yahoo Finance
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