The Jackson, MS city website says those interested in donating money in response to the water crisis can write a check to a foundation and mail it to City Hall.
@ABC learned that not one penny of those funds has been spent yet. @EyeSpyTy@ABCInvestigates https://t.co/fXjL7FLxtA
Robb Elem. victims' families continue to advocate for stricter gun laws ahead of elections in November. Today at a @texasdemocrats press conference, even historically quiet families spoke on behalf of their lost loved ones. #Uvalde365 w/ @PatrickJLinehan
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ABC:A spate of school shootings and election-related threats is making some schools and churches reconsider whether it is safe to continue serving as polling locations. w. @SooRinKimm @lcbruggeman @PatrickJLinehan @ajdukakis https://t.co/3god24nnOO
Felix shared our last photo of Lexi - in her child-size casket - as we asked @tedcruz to protect his constituents by supporting a federal ban on assault weapons. He declined. Instead, he said he supports increasing law enforcement presence on school campuses.
Seeing all over the country, people wearing maroon for #UvaldeStrong. It’s bitter sweet. Seeing all of these babies first day of school pics puts a smile on my face, but the hole in my heart is ablaze. This is #Uziyah s first day of school pic. He will never get to lace up new
ABC: Numerous election officials say preparations for November's midterms are being hampered by onerous public record requests and ongoing threats by 2020 election deniers. W/ @SooRinKimm @kate__holland @PatrickJLinehan https://t.co/tNafKEcmfh
Three months after 21 lives were lost during the Uvalde school shooting, the local high school football team, the Uvalde Coyotes, scored 21 points winning its first game of the season. @LinseyDavis reports on the emotional win as residents cheered. https://t.co/lKbD6TAdJM
Today marks three months since the shooting at Robb Elem. in #Uvalde, TX that killed 19 students and 2 teachers. Tonight, the school board will consider termination of embattled police chief Pete Arredondo. Updates to come from @ABC. #Uvalde365
A 27 billion dollar lawsuit is headed toward the Uvalde School District. Attorney Charles Bonner told me, "We want this amount of money to compensate these people for this wrong that was parachuted upon them."
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