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Jury ends day without verdict in John Torres murder trial (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Jurors ended Wednesday without reaching a verdict in the murder trial of John Torres after hours of deliberations and six questions seeking clarification from the judge. The development came on the third day of Torres’ trial. He is charged with murder in the June 2024 shooting death of 23-year-old Jose Hernandez at the Valley Bend Apartments in Huntsville. Hernandez was shot four times. Torres’ defense argues he acted in self-defense. Jurors received the case around 11:
‘Michelle was always kind’: Coworkers remember Athens homicide victim (opens the original)
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Athens, Ala. (WAFF) - Michelle Turner had the kind of laugh that could get an entire convenience store laughing with her. Her coworkers at Quik Mart in Ardmore remember the 44-year-old Athens woman for her smile, her sense of humor and, above all, the way she treated people. “She lived by our culture code, and she didn’t even know it,” store manager Jordan Legg said. “A part of our culture code is we are kind, and Michelle was always kind, always.” Turner was found dead inside the bedroom of her
National Cyber Summit grows alongside Huntsville’s expanding cyber footprint (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - As Huntsville continues to grow, one of the events showcasing the city’s cybersecurity industry is growing alongside it. The National Cyber Summit brought cybersecurity professionals from around the world to the Von Braun Center this week. Judy Darwin, director of the National Cyber Summit, has been involved with the event for 17 years and has watched its reach expand. “From the 17 years that I’ve been involved, I have seen it grown over the years,” Darwin said. “So obv
Huntsville’s defense legacy fuels growing cybersecurity footprint (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Huntsville built its national reputation on rockets, missiles and aircraft. Now, the Rocket City’s role in national defense increasingly extends to the online battlefield. The FBI, Redstone Arsenal and major technology companies all have a presence in Huntsville, where cybersecurity professionals, federal agencies and students are gathering this week for the National Cyber Summit. For decades, Huntsville’s defense identity has centered heavily on aerospace and missile t
National Cyber Summit puts AI’s impact on the workforce in focus (opens the original)
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Artificial intelligence is changing more than how people do their jobs. Some Huntsville cybersecurity employers say it is also changing how they determine whether someone is ready to be hired. AI and its growing role in the workforce were among the conversations Tuesday as students, cybersecurity professionals and employers gathered in Huntsville for the National Cyber Summit. Jamie Miller, CEO of Huntsville-based cybersecurity company Mission Multiplier, said AI has al
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