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Over the place. we are seeing more and more stations come online. the fuel truck came in and people were celebrating the driver. he said he feels like a savior. he said people are following him to see where gas is. the prices are coming down little by little. gas buddy is saying they are seeing the numbers decline little by little. long lines went to the gas station and bought up all of the supplies. now the fuel trucks are trying to bring all of the gas back. even though the colonial pipeline s...

Colonial Pipeline cyberattack has led to shortages, runs on gas.

The Great Gasoline Panic of 2021 may be affecting close to 65% of North Carolina convenience stores and gas stations as of 3 p.m. Wednesday, according to national tracking group GasBuddy.com. Thats the highest percentage of the 11 states affected by the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, with Virginia at 44%, and Georgia and South Carolina at 43%. The situation may be more acutely felt in certain Forsyth County and Triad communities, but it also could be easier to find gas in some areas. Journal staff...

The partial shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline is creating gasoline panic buying in parts of Maryland.

There were no black members. now on bbc news, on the travel show ade adepitan takes a look into the future and finds out how tech could play a big part in changing the way well all travel. coming up on this weeks travel show, well be finding out how tech could change the way we all travel in the future. glastonbury gears up for another online festival. and saving an underwater super plant in spain. and mike goes for a gentle afternoon bike ride in nairobi. this is a little bit crazy! hello and w...

Marky and richard blumenthal telling them to refund a total of $10 billion worth of flight credits all these people are sitting on, they are refusing to return customers money even if the industry is sitting on $10 billion of unused travel credits. whether they will offer full refunds, the expiration date on credits because you probably have one on yours. >> i would be fine with it being a credit as long as it doesnt expire. >> we learned a lot about the airline industry. >> i dont get it but i ...

I would encourage folks who support law enforcement please stand up and show appreciation and support because, the anti-police voices, we could be louder and prouder than ever -- >> dont miss no interruption with tomi lahren on fox nation. and did the pandemic ruin your travel plans. leaning on airlines to should billions in refunds. >> we but you know how to cash in next. ♪♪