All articles tagged with #gas stations
Originally Published 15 hours ago — by 9News
Hundreds of Colorado drivers are dealing with thousands of dollars in car repairs after diesel was mixed into unleaded gasoline distributed statewide; while stations have resumed operations, claims and reimbursements are still being sorted among retailers, suppliers, and insurers, leaving some motorists to cover deductibles and other costs.
Originally Published 1 day ago — by CBS News
Colorado officials received over 200 complaints about tainted fuel sold at several Denver-area gas stations, including Costco, Murphy Express, and King Soopers, leading to potential costly repairs for affected drivers, with issues linked to Sinclair's fuel supply. The state is investigating the incident, and consumers are advised to contact retailers and report issues to authorities.
Originally Published 2 days ago — by The Colorado Sun
Colorado regulators received over 200 complaints after diesel fuel was mistakenly distributed instead of regular unleaded at various gas stations, including Costco, King Soopers, and Murphy Express, prompting investigations and warnings for affected drivers to seek repairs if they suspect contaminated fuel.
Originally Published 2 days ago — by CBS News
King Soopers confirmed that 14 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area pumped contaminated fuel, affecting customers and prompting the shutdown of affected pumps as the company works to resolve the issue.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Burn
Virginia's first Buc-ee's store opened in Rockingham County, offering a massive 74,000 sq ft of shopping, food, and gas services, attracting long lines and featuring the brand's signature clean bathrooms and wide product selection. A second location is planned near Richmond, with another possible near Stafford.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Fortune
Amid Israeli air strikes targeting Iran's energy infrastructure, Iranians are fleeing Tehran, causing traffic jams and long lines at gas stations, as the country faces an worsening energy crisis due to attacks on fuel supplies and natural gas fields, compounded by existing sanctions and infrastructure issues.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by TheStreet
Costco is testing a new standalone gas station in Mission Viejo, California, which will be its largest-ever with 40 pumps, exclusively for members, aiming to enhance customer experience and increase membership value through expanded hours and lower gas prices.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The New York Times
Gas stations like Wawa and Sheetz are expanding their size and adding EV chargers to accommodate the rise of electric vehicles, transforming into larger shopping centers to keep customers engaged while they wait for their cars to charge.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Three Sheetz gas stations in Greensboro, North Carolina, have deployed K-9 units as an additional security measure following a series of robberies and carjackings, including the fatal shooting of an off-duty cop. The specially-trained dogs provided by American K-9 Interdiction are aimed at ensuring the safety of customers and employees, but their deployment has received mixed reactions from local residents and customers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
A new photography book titled "Thank You Please Come Again" explores the unique charm of Southern gas stations that also serve as community hubs and food destinations, capturing the essence of these restorative rest stops. Photojournalist Kate Medley spent over a decade documenting these independent Southern temples of commerce and community, showcasing their role in the South's cultural landscape. These establishments offer a blend of convenience and comfort, selling everything from bait and tackle to fried chicken, reflecting the beautiful, brutal, and complicated nature of the Deep South.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KMBC Kansas City
A Blue Springs man has been arrested after illegal credit card skimmers were found at three different gas stations in town. The police found the skimmers following a tip and were able to track down the suspect through surveillance video and a license plate reader system. The suspect was found to be running a sophisticated credit card skimming operation and has been charged with multiple offenses. The police department is working with the Secret Service in the ongoing investigation and urges anyone with information to come forward.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NewsNation Now
Tianeptine, an unregulated drug used to treat depression in some countries, has been linked to serious harm, overdoses, and deaths in the US. It's available for sale in some gas stations and convenience stores, causing concern among lawmakers. Side effects include irritable bowel syndrome, drowsiness, and addiction potential. Some states have banned it, and lawmakers are calling on the FDA to take action to keep people safe.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
Iran's oil minister confirmed that a cyberattack caused a nationwide disruption to gas stations, with approximately 70% of petrol stations affected. The hacking group Gonjeshke Darande claimed responsibility for the attack, stating it was in response to Iran's aggression in the region. This is not the first time the group has targeted Iran, as they have previously disrupted rail networks and steel factories. Iranian authorities are investigating the cause of the disruption, while Israeli officials have not commented on Iran's claims.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox Business
An Israeli hacker group called Gonjeshke Darande, also known as Predatory Sparrow, has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that disrupted operations at nearly 70% of gas stations in Iran. The group stated that the attack was in response to "the aggression of the Islamic Republic and its proxies in the region." They warned of further actions and stated that the cyberattack was conducted in a controlled manner to limit damage to emergency services. This is not the first time the group has targeted Iran, as they previously hacked a steel company and carried out another cyberattack on Iran's fuel distribution network. The Israeli government has not commented on Iran's claims. Iranian officials have attributed the disruptions to a "software problem" that is being fixed.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNBC
A hacking group known as Gonjeshke Darande, believed to be linked to Israel, has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that caused service disruptions at 70% of Iran's gas stations. The attack led to long lines of cars and angry crowds. Iranian state TV cited the country's Oil Minister suggesting outside interference as a possible cause. The group stated that the attack was in response to the aggression of the Islamic Republic and its proxies in the region. Iran's civil defense agency is investigating the incident, while Israel's government has not commented on the alleged attack.