Edgar Sandoval
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Uvalde Superintendent Recommends Firing School Police Chief
Chief Pete Arredondo has been criticized for a delay of more than an hour in entering the classroom where a gunman had fatally wounded 19...
Uvalde Superintendent Recommends Firing School Police Chief
Chief Pete Arredondo has been criticized for a delay of more than an hour in entering the classroom where a gunman had fatally wounded 19...
For Uvalde Families, a Call for Answers Grows Louder
At City Council meetings and at a protest on Sunday, the relatives of the slain children and teachers have shown their anger and frustration.
Uvalde Teacher Recounts Harrowing Assault Inside Classroom
A teacher who survived the mass shooting recounts the harrowing attack and desperate wait for a rescue.
In Uvalde, the Healing Power of a Perfect Pitch
Uvalde, Texas, was set to cancel its Little League All-Star Championship after a school shooting left 21 people dead. Then, the decision was made: The...
‘We Ask for Progress’: The Parents of an Uvalde Victim Demand Stricter Gun Laws
Kimberly and Felix Rubio testified before Congress about their daughter’s lost dreams.
In Uvalde Shooting, a Son Was Lost, a Daughter Saved
In Uvalde, Texas, where many children were killed, one family grieves the death of a small boy and holds his sister close.
Women Flock to Abortion Clinic on Texas Border
In the Rio Grande Valley, women seeking abortions navigate the complex challenges of religion, culture and a new Texas law.
On the Border, Buying Clothes by the Pound at Ropa Usada Shops
Like thrift shops on steroids, giant used-clothing stores are part of the culture and economic life along the border with Mexico.
A Police Shooting in West Texas and a Mother’s Search for Answers
More than three weeks after her 14-year-old son was shot to death, Dora Vela is still trying to learn the basic facts of the case.
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