This from FOX59.com:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — With the calendar turning to a new month, drivers are finding gas prices still on the climb at the pump, with the national average bumping up to $2.88 a gallon, which was just under the high mark for the summer driving season in July. Jeanette Casselano, AAA spokesperson said, “This time of year, motorists are accustomed to seeing prices drop steadily, but due to continued global supply and demand concerns as well as very expensive summertime crude oil prices, motorists are not seeing relief at the pump.” The beginning of the week reflects the national gas price average ($2.88) which is the most expensive for the beginning of October since 2014. The average is four cents more than a month ago and 32 cents more than a year ago. Overall Indiana has had a bit of a reduction at the pump to start the week, coming in about four cents cheaper than the national average.