Gas

For the first time in 2018, gas prices in North Dakota and nationally dipped slightly but could be on the upswing very soon.

The statewide average of gas in North Dakota is the highest it's been since September 2015.

Increasing oil prices have inflated gas prices as the Bismarck area is paying the highest average gas price in North Dakota right now.

It's cold. It's snowing. It's windy. And pumping gas is the worst part of it all.

It's been over a decade since gas prices have been as low as they currently are for the month of June.

The national average price for gasoline is roughly the same since last Memorial Day, as well as the start of 2017.

Since November 2015, the average gas price in the state of North Dakota has reached $2.35 per gallon.

A study has come out that came out ranks the amount of tax that each state puts on gas throughout the U.S. North Dakota has the 35th highest gas tax in the country.

The average price of gas in the state of North Dakota is 5 cents higher than last week.

The gas prices are currently as low as they've been since 2008. This means roads will be even busier than normal for Thanksgiving weekend.