gas prices

The rapid increase of gas prices across the U.S. finally hit a wall this week and prices in Missoula actually dropped about a penny.

Demand for gasoline is up and that typically means higher prices at the pump.

Gas prices are on the rise all across the United States and Missoula is no exception.

Gas prices in Montana may have finally hit their peak.

Gas prices in Montana continue to rise on a weekly basis.

Conventional wisdom says the fall is the time that gas prices should be dropping, but not so in Missoula.

Gas prices for Montana have been falling slightly for the past week according to industry analysts.

For the first time this year, the state average gas price in Montana has taken a week-on-week drop. Gasbuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan says falling prices usually begin right after the first of the year.

Despite cheaper winter gasoline going to the pumps last week, gas prices in Montana have barely dropped compared to the national average.

As you may have heard on The Osgood File, gas prices around the country are skyrocketing, however, Montana seems to be an oasis of small increases.