We’re Driving More – So Gas Prices Are Rising Again

Wisconsin is driving more and that means gas prices are rising again. The cost of regular gas in the Badger State is reported to be higher by two cents-per-gallon over last week. Triple-A says the average statewide price was two-dollars-and-seven cents per gallon Friday, four cents below the national average. Drivers are paying about one-dollar-and-97-cents in Appleton, two-dollars-and-five-cents in Green Bay, two-dollars-and-six-cents in Madison and Milwaukee, and as much as two-dollars-and-nine-cents in Eau Claire. Some locations were selling gas for less than one-dollar-per-gallon in April.