If you are filling up at the pump here in the Midlands, it may take a few more days until you see shorter lines and more fuel.
The Colonial Pipeline says its back up and running up and down the east coast, following last week’s massive ransomware attack. Drivers are still waiting in long lines, trying to fill up their gas tanks. Officials say things are already getting better and should be back to normal in a matter of days.
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COLOMBIA (WOLO): Filling up at the pump Tuesday has been a struggle for many after a major energy pipeline in the U.S. shut down over the weekend due to a cyber attack. Employees at a Circle K on Broad River Road in Irmo said they ran out of regular gas Monday night. By Tuesday morning, lines were backed up with…
South Carolina’s top prosecutor has enacted a measure criminalizing price gouging following the shutdown of a pipeline that carries fuel to much of the state.
U.S. officials are still investigating the cyber attack on a major pipeline along the east coast, and we’re hearing from the cyber criminal gang allegedly responsible for it.
Experts say we could see gas prices rising even more, after a cyber attack targeted a major gas pipeline that supplies the eastern United State. We are now learning more about the criminal group that demanded ransom.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you are filling up at the pump, gas prices are rising…again. Right now in the Midlands, drivers are paying an average of $2.54 a gallon, according to Gas Buddy. Prices in Columbia are up nearly a nickel from last week. The national average is $2.89 a gallon. According to Gas Buddy, prices will surge as we…
There is some good news for those filling up at the pump. Gas prices have actually fallen, but only a little. Right now, drivers in the Midlands are paying an average of $2.51 a gallon.
