gas prices

As fuel prices continue to rise across Montana, lets take a look at the highest and lowest prices in the state.

The Montana summer travel season is over and many Montanans expected gas prices to go down, however that's not been the case. So why are prices still so high?

As Montana fuel prices continue to increase, when will Montanans start to change their driving habits and travel plans? What is the maximum Montanans will pay?

How to save gas during these crazy times

America is on the move again, and with the increasing demand for gas, the price will continue to rise through the summer, and perhaps beyond.

The LA Times on Monday morning reports that you will be able to fly from Burbank, CA to Bozeman, MT for $38 round trip. The rental car? That will cost you over $2,000 for the week. What about Billings? Wait for it...

The price of a barrel of oil has nosedived, hopefully translating into much lower prices at the pump soon. Bozeman is definitely not the least expensive city to fill up, even at "bargain" prices.

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

Folks are saving some money at the gas pumps right now.

Wondering where to get the best deal on gas in Bozeman? Here you go.

I don't fill up very often so the price of a gallon of regular took me by surprise this afternoon. Less than $2 a gallon? Yes. In Bozeman, Livingston, Helena and several other towns in southwest Montana.

Over the past week, gas prices in Montana have seen their biggest drop so far this year. Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan has the numbers.