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Uvalde Schools Police Chief Steps Down From City Council
Uvalde schools police chief Pete Arredondo plans to step down from City Council seat.
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Uvalde Schools' Police Chief Pete Arredondo Resigns From City Council
The Uvalde school district’s police chief has stepped down from his position in the City Council just weeks after being sworn in following allegations that he erred in his response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School that left 19 students and two teachers dead.
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Texas Department of Agriculture Opens Helpline for Uvalde Residents
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Department of Agriculture announced Friday that they’re opening the AgriStress Helpline for anyone in Uvalde seeking assistance with the mental and emotional effects of the Robb Elementary tragedy
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Texas School Districts Ordered to Audit, Fix Security Issues
State officials on Thursday ordered local school districts across Texas to audit and correct security deficiencies at their schools before the start of the next school year.
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H-E-B Commits $10 Million to New School Construction in Uvalde After Massacre
Grocery chain H-E-B is donating $10 million to Uvalde CISD to help build a new elementary school, the company announced on Twitter Tuesday
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North Texas Family Shares Their Medical Miracle: The Connection
A North Texas family introduces us to their medical miracle: a pair of twins conceived one week apart. And, the big donation from grocery giant HEB to the community of Uvalde.
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Uvalde School Shooter's Grandmother Released From Hospital
The grandmother of the gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers at a Texas elementary school was released from the hospital, officials said Tuesday. Celia “Sally” Gonzales, 66, was shot in the face at her home by her grandson before he opened fire at Robb Elementary in Uvalde on May 24. Gonzales was able to call for help and was...
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Dallas Teen Collects Donations for Uvalde Children
A Dallas teen is collecting items and supplies for grieving children in Uvalde.
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Texas Lawmakers Zero-In on Truancy Reforms at Uvalde Hearings
Signs of brewing trouble stain the academic history of the young man who would go on to kill 19 children and two teachers in Texas’ deadliest school shooting. The Dallas Morning News reporter Talia Richman discusses the renewed focus on absenteeism and Texas’ truancy laws.
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Donations Needed for Dallas Teen's Mission to Help Grieving Uvalde Children
Thirteen-year-old Sia Sankaran of Dallas is raising money and collecting book donations to create 800 “grief kits” for Uvalde children who were affected by the mass shooting that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers last month.
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Last Uvalde School Shooting Victim Laid to Rest; Remembered as ‘Loving' Boy
The last victim of the mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, was laid to rest Saturday. 10-year-old Uziyah Garcia was remembered for his contagious laugh, love of silly jokes, and sweet and outgoing nature.
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Graduating Uvalde High School Class Remembers Slain Children
Almost 300 high school seniors received their diplomas Friday in Uvalde in the shadow of the massacre of 19 elementary school students and two teachers one month earlier.
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Uvalde Victim's Sister Pleads for Tougher Gun Laws in Texas
Jasmin Cazares, who lost her sister, Jackie, in the massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, pleaded for action Thursday from state lawmakers.
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Victims of Texas Mass Shootings Testify Before House Committee on School Safety
Victims of Texas mass shootings testified Thursday in Austin before state joint hearing of the Homeland Security & Public Safety & Youth Health and Safety Select Committee.
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Uvalde Teen Testifies Before State Lawmakers, Pleads for Gun Safety After Sister Killed in Massacre
Jazmin Cazares, a high school senior in Uvalde, spoke before the state joint hearing of the Homeland Security & Public Safety & Youth Health and Safety Select Committee Thursday asking lawmakers to honor the victims of last month’s massacre by adopting gun background checks and “red flag laws.”
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‘I'm Here Begging For You Guys To Do Something,' Uvalde Victim's Sister Pleads for Gun Safety
The sister of a 9-year-old girl killed in the Uvalde school shooting rampage tearfully pleaded on Thursday with Texas lawmakers to pass gun safety legislation and questioned why so many security measures failed.
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Uvalde Hearings Continue in Texas Senate, Local Police Chief Placed on Administrative Leave
State lawmakers continue hearings today about the deadly school shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.
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Texas Senate Hearing on Uvalde Turns to Mental Health, Preventing Future Tragedy
Calls for transparency in the investigation of the Uvalde school massacre continue along with talks about how the state moves forward with keeping schools safe. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards reports.
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Uvalde School Police Chief on Leave After Mass Shooting
Pete Arredondo, the Uvalde school district police chief at the time of the Robb Elementary school shooting, has been placed on administrative leave, according to the superintendent.
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Role of Mental Health in Texas Senate Hearing on Uvalde Massacre
Day two of the Senate Special Committee to Protect All Texans hearing focused on mental health.