Gas

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, gas prices for travelers aren’t moving too much.

Trick-or-treat! Halloween treats came early for motorists this month! Gas prices stay on the low side and will continue to decline sliding into November, according to GasBuddy.com

A research study recently conducted at the University of Montana found that nonresident travel and tourist spending continues to increase in the Treasure State.

UPDATE (4:12 p.m.) Authorities were able to pinch the gas line late Friday afternoon, after a main line was ruptured in downtown Hamilton.

Montana gas prices inched up another 2.8 cents over the second week of April as the slow, but steady increases continue to make a bigger dent in motorists pocketbooks.

With gas well under two dollars per gallon and dropping another four cents over the past week, Gasbuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Patrick Dehaan says Montana’s falling prices may end soon.

A decision by the Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, to keep oil production at its current pace has caused fuel prices around the world to decline.

Montana gas prices dropped another two cents and are back under the three dollar mark, but the big question is how long they can stay that way.

Though still higher than the rest of the country, gas prices in Montana continue to plummet through the last week of October.

After months on the rise, gasoline prices are falling in most of the nation, and Montana appears to be leading the way.

National gas prices continue to rise. However, there is some good news for motorists driving in Montana.

With just a week to go till Memorial day, gas prices are skyrocketing in Montana at a rate not seen for many months.