Home Depot Probes Possible Credit Card Data Breach
Home Depot is investigating "unusual activity" that may point to a hack, making it the latest retailer to possibly suffer a major credit card data breach.
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Home Depot is investigating "unusual activity" that may point to a hack, making it the latest retailer to possibly suffer a major credit card data breach.
Justin Upton homered and had three RBIs, Jason Heyward drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and the Atlanta Braves beat the Miami Marlins 5-2 on Friday night for their third straight win.
Unshaven and with a quivering voice, NASCAR superstar Tony Stewart said the death of Kevin Ward Jr. will "affect my life forever" as he returned to the track Friday for the first time since his car struck and killed the fellow driver during a sprint race in New York three weeks ago.
A computer virus may have compromised credit and debit card information for customers of the The UPS Store.
Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Miami's Ryan Tannehill showed how starting quarterbacks should handle preseason openers.
The Atlanta Falcons hope to find clarity in the competition to determine quarterback Matt Ryan's backup in Friday night's preseason opener against the Miami Dolphins.
Garrett Jones drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the 10th inning, lifting the Miami Marlins to a 3-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Monday night.
A studio is constructing a 15-foot-high wall around a neighborhood in the small town of Senoia, creating an enclosed set to film new episodes of AMC's show "The Walking Dead."
Chris Young and rookie Eric Campbell delivered big hits off the bench in the late innings to rally the surging New York Mets past the Miami Marlins 5-4 on Saturday.
-The National Park Service announced a new interim superintendent for Everglades National Park and he has a specialty in climate change.
Just like his team, Atlanta Braves right-hander Ervin Santana got off to a strong start. Those feel-good days, though, have been few and far between for both parties over the last month.
Featuring many of America's oldest cities, superb food, refined beauty and world famous attractions, the South has something to offer for all walks of life.
It's been five seasons since the Miami Marlins won six straight at home, and even longer since they swept a series there from the Atlanta Braves.
As hundred of thousands of diabetics are getting health coverage under federal law, insurance companies are aggressively targeting them.
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Tibetan Buddhist monks took millions of grains of sand and constructed a mandala at a South Florida university.
Despite another loss to top-ranked Florida, Tennessee is confident it will land in the NCAA tournament.
Stranded passengers at Miami International were settling in to spend the night in the concourse after cancelled flights changed their travel plans Wednesday.
A popular quick-serve chicken restaurant is opting to serve only chicken raised without antibiotics.
Air travelers heading to the southeastern United States need to be ready for plenty of delays as two major winter storms plow through an area ill-prepared to deal with a lot of winter weather.
While drivers all over Atlanta were stranded by this week's ice and snow storm, a batch of sharks and stingrays from the Florida Keys were re-routed around the mess to eventually be delivered to a North Carolina aquarium.
Miami Heat Guard Ray Allen has been taking on some extra hobbies outside of the court including designing t-shirts.
Being actress Gabrielle Union is a very good thing. The Miami resident is sporting a huge rock on her ring finger and is staring in a new original drama on the BET Network titled "Being Mary Jane."
A former Georgia banker who who disappeared 18 months ago and who faces allegations he stole millions from investors may have been growing marijuana in a home in Florida, according to authorities.
Georgia Department of Agriculture issued a recall on for cheeses being sold in Florida and Georgia.
