Voters in Uvalde elected a new mayor on Tuesday, electing a familiar face at city hall.

Many people near and far came together in Uvalde for a 5K race that honored the memory and legacy of Lexi Rubio, a victim of the Robb Elementary School tragedy.

A 5K honoring the memory and legacy of Lexi Rubio, a victim of the Robb Elementary School tragedy, will continue for the second year this fall.

The Uvalde parents who lost their children in the mass shooting at Robb Elementary waited over 13 hours on Wednesday to testify in favor of a bill that would raise the age for someone to purchase a a semi-automatic rifle.

Ahead of Governor Greg Abbott's inauguration, Uvalde families are vowing not to give up on fighting for gun reform changes.

Lexi would have turned 11 on Thursday, Oct. 20. She would have painted pumpkins with her siblings and eaten her favorite red velvet cake.

St. Mary’s University staff and students organized a virtual 5K run with the goal of using the proceeds for the Lives Robbed fund to help the Robb Elementary shooting victims’ families fight for change.

Uvalde CISD community members had an open forum to ask about the district’s budget and safety and security plans for the upcoming school year, which starts Sept. 6.

“She was very, very competitive. She wanted to be the best at everything that she did. She always gave her best,” said her mother, Kimberly Rubio.

The unremitting pace of ritualized mourning ended Thursday as the town buried an 11-year-old victim of the Robb Elementary shooting. Survivors now face less structured grief, starting each day knowing they will live it out differently than they should have.

The parents of a 10-year-old girl who died in the Uvalde shooting appeared before Congress on Wednesday, demanding gun reform in the wake of the deadliest school shooting in nearly a decade.

Congress on Wednesday morning heard from 11-year-old Miah Cerrillo, a Uvalde girl who covered herself in her classmate’s blood and played dead in order to survive the Robb Elementary mass shooting.

St. Mary’s University has announced the formation of a scholarship fund in honor of a student whose daughter was among the 19 students killed in the Uvalde school shooting.