Inflation has hit its lowest level in more than three years, a development that impacts everyone. But what does this mean for our wallets and the overall economy? An economist with UTSA’s Institute for Economic Development explains what changes could be on the horizon.

Inflation is a term with a relatively simple definition, but dealing with it is far from easy. KSAT Explains.

From putting dinner on the table, gas in the car and a roof over the family’s head, it’s getting more challenging to make ends meet.

Inflation is on the rise across the country, and Texas has not been spared by rising prices.

If you think your cart of groceries is costing you more, you're not wrong. A price check of meat, milk, eggs and more showed the same cart of groceries costs about $20 more than last year.

Not only are consumers paying the price, so are small businesses.

Prices of most goods continue to rise across the country, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.