CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Gas prices over much of the Tri-State have reached $3.99 (plus 9/10 of a cent) for regular, approaching the highest level in history.

The lowest prices reported in the region Tuesday were found in Franklin, where most stations were at $3.72 (omitting the last digit) as reported by Cincygasprices.com and by Speedway.com.  Stations were charging that price along 2nd and 6th streets.

The highest?  Try $4.16 at some stations in Connersville, IN.

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - There is a place in the region where gas can be found for as low as $3.54 or $3.55 a gallon.

Unfortunately for most people around the Tri-State, that place is Carrollton, about halfway to Louisville.

A check of online gas prices at speedway.com and CincyGasPrices.com shows almost all stations charging $3.79 for a gallon of regular (omitting the final '9'), or just a few cents a gallon less.

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Kiplinger.com names the 10 Best Cities for Commuters, America’s locales with the easiest, most affordable commutes. To make the cut, the cities all have a metro population of at least 1 million and a low congestion cost (a measurement of wasted time and fuel calculated by the Texas Transportation Institute). Also factored in are the average length of commute, local gas prices, yearly delays per commuter, and public transit use.

Kiplinger.com’s list includes:

 1. Rochester, NY

Rochester boasts an annual congestion cost that is $100 less than our runner-up. Residents spend a mere 19 minutes on average commuting to work, compared with a national average of 25 minutes. A Roc-City commuter’s chief challenge is the snowfall, which averages about 100 inches annually.