Gas Prices

Following attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities the price of gas is going to spike as early as this week.

Gas prices in South Dakota have settled down in the last few weeks and going into labor day they'll be better than they have been in quite a while.

As we get closer to fall, with the start of the school year just a couple of weeks away, gas prices continue to drop.

After hitting a high point for the year after the 4th of July, prices at the pump are trending lower again.

Post-4th of July gas prices are not going to drop like you would think. In fact they are on the rise.

Gas prices are dropping nationally. But they aren't dropping here at home.

Gas prices in South Dakota aren't going down at the moment, but there are signs that they could be doing so soon.

The price of gas continues to rise in South Dakota, and the rest of the country.

Flooding in the Midwest is contributing to rising gasoline prices.

It seems like every time you drive down the street the prices on gas station signs are higher than the last time you drove by.