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A Veneta diesel repair shop owner pleaded guilty on Wednesday in federal court to illegally modifying the emissions control equipment of more than 180 vehicles, U.S. Attorneys Office officials said.

A former employee of a water district plant in Ellsworth, Kan., allegedly logged in and attempted to tamper with the public drinking water system. This is just one of several recent hacks on water systems nationwide.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The owner of a Kirbyville, Missouri., towing company has been sentenced in federal court for leading a conspiracy to illegally tamper

ST. LOUIS -- A federal grand jury has issued a superseding indictment charging a trucking repair shop owner with multiple counts of bank fraud, money

“This defendant was responsible for cleaning up the contaminated soil at Granby City Park, but he deliberately made false statements and provided false information about the dangerous level of lead

Four people have been indicted for allegedly marketing and selling a disinfecting service that featured a product they claimed could kill coronavirus.

The Microforce employees are accused of defrauding customers by claiming their product could kill the COVID-19 virus when they knew it could not.

U.S. Minerals was sentenced to a maximum probationary term, fined and ordered to enact a medical monitoring plan for workers.

Roughly seven months after being indicted for his actions, a Kansas man admitted in court to tampering with the systems at the Post Rock Rural Water District.

A former employee of a rural central Kansas water facility pleaded guilty on Wednesday to tampering with its computer ...