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‘Changing and saving lives’: Late Sheffield Sergeant’s family details keeping his memory alive (opens the original)
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COLBERT CO., Ala. (WAFF) - Sheffield Sgt. Nick Risner’s brother and daughter talked about receiving some semblance of justice after Brian Martin’s trial and their work to keep Nick’s legacy alive. Life and legacy. Those are the two things the Risners want to share with the community about Nick Risner. “We don’t have him here, but we can keep him alive by keeping his legacy going,” Nick’s brother Billy Risner said. This week marks five years since Sheffield Sergeant Nick Risner was killed in the
‘A tool to help’: Sheffield City leaders approve usage of artificial intelligence to help with city projects (opens the original)
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SHEFFIELD, Ala. (WAFF) - A Shoals city is making a giant leap investing in Artificial Intelligence. “It’s a technology that is not going away,” Mayor Bryan Van Devender explained. Sheffield Mayor Bryan Van Devender says the city now employs the SuperGrok platform to help organize city occurrences. City Council members voted unanimously to buy the program’s highest capacity for $3,000. For example, he says that with all of the upcoming projects they have going, AI will help with organizing what p
Speake Volunteer Fire District rolling out a $5 monthly fee to help support operations (opens the original)
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LAWRENCE CO., Ala. (WAFF) - Speake residents will see a $5 charge every month with their electric bill starting in January 2027. With a new fee being handed down, residents are left wondering where their money goes. Well, leaders at the Speake Volunteer Fire Department say this money will be from the community for the community. “It has to be funded locally,” Chief Gunnar Walling said. “It has to be funded by the community. And if it’s not, the it will simply close down.” Each year, leaders like
One layer of concrete, extra layers of safety for Madison students with new sidewalks going in (opens the original)
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MADISON, Ala. (WAFF) - Madison City School board members and city leaders are officially moving forward with an agreement to make the streets safer for students. The school board and city are working together to install new sidewalks near schools. The goal is to make it easier and safer for students walking to school. The understanding was approved fairly quickly because leaders say student safety is their top priority. Some schools in the system already have sidewalks leading from neighborhoods
Capital murder trial will continue into second week, defendant to testify again (opens the original)
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COLBERT CO., Ala. (WAFF) - The Brian Martin Capital Murder trial continues into its second week of testimony this week. Jurors get the holiday off Monday but Brian Martin himself is expected back on the stand on Tuesday. Court left off at a pivotal point on Friday to break for the weekend. Brian Martin was on the stand being hammered by the prosecution. And they’ll get the chance to do so again starting early Tuesday morning. In week one of the trial, prosecutors showed video of what happened on
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