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Emilia "Amy" Marin, a school aide who worked with students after school, said she still struggles through post-traumatic stress from the shooting and its aftermath.

(UVALDE, Texas) -- In the first hours and days after the massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, officials said they figured out how the gunman got into a building that was supposed to be secure. "The exterior door," the top police official in Texas told reporters, "was propped open by a teacher." That

(UVALDE, Texas) — In the first hours and days after the massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, officials said they figured out how the gunman got into a building that was supposed to be secure. “The exterior door,” the top police official in […]

(UVALDE, Texas) -- In the first hours and days after the massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, officials said they figured out how the gunman got i

UVALDE, Texas -- As the Uvalde Consolidated School District prepares to welcome students back on Tuesday, Jalissa Ybarra is eager to return to old routines -- but not quite ready for it. Across Uvalde, families like hers are grappling with the decision of whether to send their children to in-person classes. Many parents are caught between wanting to regain a sense of normalcy and struggling to trust school officials who failed to prevent the attack and policemen who waited over an hour to confro...

The school board of Uvalde, Texas, is set to hold three special hearings on Monday night, including one addressing the districts embattled superintendent.

UVALDE — When the Uvalde school board fired embattled police Chief Pete Arredondo on Wednesday, families and friends of the victims of Texas’ deadliest school shooting broke out in applause.

Some parents and community members are calling for more school district employees to be fired and for the state to raise the minimum age for buying an assault rifle.

After remaining mostly silent under a barrage of criticism, Arredondo defended his response to the shooting and said his rights had been infringed upon.

The Uvalde school board called a special meeting for Wednesday, Aug. 24, to consider firing Pete Arredondo as school district police chief.