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After a failed police response to the shooting deaths of 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas, there were calls for accountability and new gun laws.

Twenty-one people died at Robb Elementary on May 24, 2022. The mass shooting and delayed police response spurred calls for stricter gun laws.

19 students and two teachers died on May 24, 2022, making the Uvalde mass shooting the deadliest at a U.S. grade school since Sandy Hook and the deadliest in Texas history.

The aftermath of the shooting left a host of questions, not only about the laws governing access to guns but also about police training, emergency responses, school security and preparedness, and who ultimately would be held accountable for a failure that occurred on so many levels.

One year after 21 were killed in an infamous school shooting, Uvalde Strong remains a part of the Texas towns landscape, but in conflicting ways to locals

In the year since, investigations by state officials and journalists found lapses in public safety communication and leadership that contributed to significant delays in law enforcement action and medical care

The slow police response during the Robb Elementary shooting on May 24 prompted a slew of investigations and consequences for leaders and officers.

19 students and two teachers died on May 24, 2022, making the Uvalde mass shooting the deadliest at a U.S. grade school since Sandy Hook and the deadliest in Texas history.

Arnulfo Reyes, the loving teacher who survived the Robb Elementary School shooting, shares his story of healing and calls for change in Uvalde.

All 11 students in Arnulfo Reyes’ Room 111 were killed on May 24. He may never return to...