North Carolina drivers in desperate need of fuel are lining up at gas stations across the state just days after a cyberattack shut down a vital U.S. pipeline. The Colonial Pipeline, which delivers ...

Colonial Pipeline faces a fine of $200,000 a day if it fails to improve the way it detects leaks in its U.S. pipeline system following a massive gasoline leak in North Carolina.

That means some markets served by Colonial Pipeline, including parts of North Carolina, may experience, or continue to experience, intermittent service interruptions during the start-up period.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper on Monday declared a state of emergency over the temporary outage of the Colonial Pipeline caused by a cybersecurity attack.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency on Monday to help ensure the state maintains a sufficient fuel supply amid the ongoing Colonial Pipeline shutdown, a report said.

Colonial Pipeline says they work on their own contingency plans to minimize supply disruptions – including trucking and barging fuel from other markets and refineries. View the release here.

Colonial Pipeline says fuel from the Gulf Coast is again reaching North Carolina, nearly a week after a cyberattack forced it to shut down, causing shortages. GasBuddy sees 7-14 days of ...

With the Colonial Pipeline flowing again, outages caused by a ransomware attack show signs of slowly abating. Still, we're not quite out of the woods.

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality says it's filed a lawsuit seeking to force Colonial Pipeline to meet obligations resulting from a gasoline spill that was found to be far ...

As Hurricane Ida made landfall in the U.S., Colonial Pipeline closed two of its fuel lines from Texas to North Carolina as a "precautionary and routine safety measure." Colonial expects the ...

The Colonial Pipeline Company issued a statement Friday saying it likely underestimated the size of the spill at 1.2 million gallons. The company did not provide a new estimate.

Colonial Pipeline faces a fine of $200,000 a day if it fails to improve the way it detects leaks in its U.S. pipeline system following a massive gasoline leak in North Carolina, according to an ...