Indiana has the 7th highest gas prices in the country (Fishers: buying, live)

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Acording to WISH-TV, Indiana is on alert, as gas prices may jump 25-40 cents per gallon in the next couple of days.

Gas prices under $3 - but hike coming?

..............and four hours later gas in Indianapolis is $3.45 at most stations.

[msamhunter]

That's what happens when crude jumps $7.00 a barrel. Just waiting for someone to somehow blame it on the city or even worse potus

[ozzy463]

$10.23 per gallon by October 1st, 2016

[Cindiana]

I bought gas in Columbus on Monday for $3.05/gal. Today (Tuesday) we went to Greensburg, where gas was $3.19 at one station, $3.29 at another and $3.39 at a third!

[pflaherty]

Today in Ohio gas has jumped to $3.59 a gallon.

[missik999]

Originally Posted by Cindiana

I bought gas in Columbus on Monday for $3.05/gal. Today (Tuesday) we went to Greensburg, where gas was $3.19 at one station, $3.29 at another and $3.39 at a third!

On Tuesday morning the cheapest gas I saw on my way to work was at BP on Fall Creek/38th St. for $3.09. When I drove by again on my way home it had jumped 50 cents a gallon, to $3.59. A 50 cent increase in 8 hours.

[rrtechno]

Ours in Ohio dropped back down 20 cents from last night.

[Marc Allen 242]

Originally Posted by Broadrippleguy

State Monitoring Gas Price Increases - Newsroom - Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick

pretty much explains it.
However im going to wait a week or so. if gas prices dont come down by then. Then Mr. Atorney general needs to launch a massive investigation into price gouging.

That he is working to insure that citizens aren't being gouged at the pumps leads one to believe that there may be reason to suspect that they have been. I can tell you that the state gas tax ranks firmly in the middle of national rates so if this is to be believed there must be some profiteeriing going on somewhere.

[Miserable Midwest]

Gas is cheaper in Ohio because they have a flat tax per gallon of 28 cents. Indiana has an 18 cents per gallon tax, but they also charge 7% sales tax where Ohio does not have sales tax on gasoline.

[Marc Allen 242]

Bernanke officially announced the FED will print as much funny money as necessary...oil up to well over $100 a barrel...be prepared for $4-plus a gallon by the weekend...