KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — Fuel prices are in flux nationwide, with some state residents paying a much higher price at the pump.

According to a report, Texas boasts the cheapest gas prices in the U.S. at $3.086 per gallon while gas in Hawaii costs $4.907 per gallon.

Kentucky falls inside the top five states with the cheapest gas, priced at $3.143. Kentucky is also the state with the third smallest percentage of increase in gas prices in the last 10 years.

In 2013, gas in Kentucky cost an average of $2.804. The $0.34 per gallon increase comes out to an increase of 12.09%.

The five states with the cheapest gas are:

• Texas – $3.086 per gallon
• Mississippi – $3.124
• Missouri – $3.136
• Oklahoma – $3.136
• Kentucky – $3.143

Meanwhile, the five states with the most expensive gas are:

• Hawaii
• California
• Washington
• Nevada
• Colorado

Hawaii, California, and Colorado have also seen the highest 10-year gas price increase with 57.53%, 56.14%, and 46.44% respectively.

According to GasBuddy, Kentucky is almost exclusively in the $2.98-$3.21 range with scarce areas approaching $3.50 in eastern Kentucky, while some other areas have gas prices as low as $2.97.