Uvalde: 365

ABC News' John Quinones reports on the significance of the number 21 in Uvalde and how the high school sports program is making sure that number is never forgotten.

ABC News' Maria Salinas reports on the story of Maite Rodriguez and the green Converse shoes she wore to Robb Elementary, as one year later the shoes serve as a symbol for the push for change.

ABC News follows Arnie Reyes, the sole survivor from classroom 111 at Robb Elementary, following his struggles to heal from his physical injuries while mourning the loss of his students and coworkers.

It's been a year since 19 students and two teachers were killed at Robb Elementary by a mass shooter, and leaders and families say more needs to be done to stop gun violence.

Nineteen children and two teachers were killed on May 24, 2022.

A report by state legislators noted apparent issues surrounding the system.

One year since the deadly school shooting at Robb Elementary, President Joe Biden called on Congress to pass more legislation on guns.

Nineteen children and two teachers were killed in the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24, 2022.

Nearly a year after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary, two survivors received an award for their heroic calls to 911. ABC News contributor Maria Elena Salinas explains.

ABC News' John Quinones joins us from Uvalde, Texas, to discuss how families are honoring the lives of the students and educators who were killed.

Former Robb Elementary teacher Mercedes Salas says the choice was not difficult.

ABC’s John Quiñones shares how the community of Uvalde, Texas, is healing one year after the horrific shooting at Robb Elementary school where 19 students & two teachers were killed.

Noah Orona survived the May 24, 2022, shooting in Uvalde, Texas, that killed 19 children and two adults.

ABC’s John Quiñones shares the story of an 11-year-old survivor recovering from the Robb Elementary School shooting one year after the tragedy.

For “20/20 It Happened Here – A Year in Uvalde,” moms said they liked murals honoring 21 lives lost at Robb Elementary in Texas, because they preserved joys the victims left behind. Stream on hulu.

Arnie Reyes, the sole survivor from classroom 111 at Robb Elementary, struggles to heal from his physical injuries while mourning the loss of his students and coworkers.

The visit to Robb Elementary School comes nearly a year after the tragedy.

Arnie Reyes, the sole survivor from classroom 111 at Robb Elementary, struggles to heal from his physical injuries while mourning the loss of his students and coworkers.

Families expressed hope the football season might help heal the community.

"She's our miracle child," Miah Cerrillo's mother says.

Mercedes Salas was in room 106 when a gunman entered and started firing an AR-15 on May 24, 2022.

"20/20" shares an unprecedented and complete account of the mass shooting.

Ana Rodriguez's 10-year-old daughter, Maite, was among the 21 killed.

Arnie Reyes was shot twice in his fourth-grade classroom.

Jazmin Cazares' 9-year-old sister Jackie was among the 21 people killed.

Kim Rubio, a journalist, lost her 10-year-old daughter, Lexi.

"I know you’re in a better place and one day we’ll be together."

Caitlyne Gonzales, then 10, survived the massacre. Her best friend was killed.

ABC News’ Mireya Villarreal and John Quiñones discuss life in Uvalde, Texas, since the horrific shooting on “This Week.”

ABC News' John Quinones shares the year-long reporting on the Texas community following the mass shooting that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers.

Texas gets ready to mark one year since that incomprehensible school shooting at Robb Elementary. ABC's John Quinones has more as part of the 20/20 special "It Happened Here."

The family of nine-year-old Jacklyn Cazares who was killed during the Robb Elementary shooting, said their daughter and the events of May 24th are constantly on their minds.

“GMA3” takes a look at the “20/20” documentary chronicling the Uvalde community’s one-year journey after the Robb Elementary school tragedy.

Nineteen children and two teachers were fatally shot during a mass shooting at Robb Elementary on May 24, 2022.

Next week marks one year since the tragedy at Robb Elementary, where a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers.

Although it was their daughter Lexi’s final home, Kimberly and Felix Rubio decided it was best for their family to move across town after she was killed in the Robb Elementary shooting.

Daniel Garza was nine years old and in a classroom on May 24th where his teacher, Elsa Avila, was injured but survived after being shot by a stray bullet that’s believed to have gone through walls.

A special "20/20" follows the families of victims of the May 2022 mass shooting.

Kimberly Rubio, who went back to school to give her family a chance at a better life, graduated after losing her daughter Lexi in the Robb Elementary School shooting last May.

Jazmin Cazares, the teenage sister of 9-year-old victim Jackie, is fighting across the country to bring attention to her family’s loss and fight for gun safety reform.

Ana Rodriguez, a single mother who lost her youngest child, Maite, in the Robb Elementary School shooting, is determined to carry on her daughter’s legacy.

The posts targeted the Uvalde, Del Rio and Eagle Pass school districts.

Jerry Mata, whose 10-year-old daughter Tess was killed in the shooting, still visits Robb Elementary to talk to her, where he says he most feels her presence.

Kimberly Rubio, who went back to school to give her family a chance at a better life, graduated after losing her daughter Lexi in the Robb Elementary School shooting last May.

Jazmin Cazares, the teenage sister of 9-year-old victim Jackie, is fighting across the country to bring attention to her family’s loss and fight for gun safety reform.

Ten-year-old Caitlyne Gonzales survived the shooting at Robb Elementary and has taken to advocacy to speak for her friends who, Caitlyne says, can no longer speak for themselves.

"We're never going to legislate this thing away, but we have to make it harder."

They want a law raising the age to 21 to buy assault rifle-style weapons.

They want a law raising the age to 21 to buy assault rifle-style weapons.

Former school police chief Pete Arredondo is having his legal fees paid.