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Vince DiPiazza Father-daughter duo Paul Tarski and Alexandra Wegrzyn of the Law Offices of Paul J. Tarski resigned from the position as municipal attorney for the city of Uvalde, effective Sept. 20. Municipal attorneys advise the city on legal matters including city ordinances and also serve as court prosecutor. City manager Vince DiPiazza noted the Tarski firm was a two-for-one package, with Tarski and Wegrzyn splitting those duties. Tarski typ…

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Administrators removed a Uvalde Elementary student from class Sept. 27 after they allegedly threatened several students’ lives. The students involved informed district administrators who had the child removed from the classroom. Campus administration is following protocol, working alongside law enforcement, and is “treating this matter as a terroristic threat with the utmost seriousness,” according to a Sept. 27 letter to families. The incident …

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"We are teaching them that you must go in…A police officer is the only thing that is going to be able to stop that violator,” one of the training instructors said

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Uvalde County voters will be able to vote at any polling site in the county, regardless of precinct residency, beginning with the Nov. 5 election. Seven people, including the former county Republican party chairwoman, spoke against the plan, and three, including the current county Democratic party chairman, spoke in its favor Sept. 23 before commissioners formally voted to proceed. After the vote, Uvalde County Judge Bill Mitchell said countywid…

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Tommy and Alma Tobar. The couple married on Oct. 16, 1983 in Uvalde and have four children and six grandchildren. With his steady hands and good posture, it’s hard to imagine that less than six months ago Parkinson’s disease was ravaging Tommy Tobar’s body and the 61-year-old Uvalde native was gradually losing his ability to care for himself. Tobar, diagnosed in October 2022, underwent deep brain stimulation, also known as DBS, on May 8, 2024, w…

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Pete Luna|Leader-NewsDonald Page calls out to other law enforcement officers during efforts to evacuate children and teachers from Robb Elementary on May 24, 2022. Uvalde Police Department Sgt. Donald Page, who the city confirmed faced disciplinary action related to withheld body camera footage from the Robb Elementary shooting, resigned effective Sept. 13. The several media files not released to the state in 2022 are now under review in the dis…

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Uvalde school trustee Jaclyn Gonzales accused district administration and the school board of violating state law during a heated Sept. 16 board meeting. Superintendent Ashley Chohlis and at least two other board members refuted those claims during a whirlwind conversation that evening.  Gonzales said Chohlis broke board policy by not moving forward an item she requested be placed on the Sept. 16 agenda. She also said the district violated a 201…

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Southwest Texas College President Hector Gonzales with Vivian Juarez Mondragon, Mexican Consulate of Eagle Pass. The college and the consulate forged a partnership aimed at increasing educational access for Mexican nationals in the United States. Through the partnership, students will receive financial aid for tuition and books. Southwest Texas College and the Mexican Consulate in Eagle Pass announced a partnership to increase educational access…

SWTX, consulate partner to boost educational access - Uvalde Leader News

Flowers, plush toys and wooden crosses are placed in June at a memorial to the victims of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Nineteen students and two teachers were killed in the May 24, 2022, attack after an 18-year-old gunman opened fire inside the school. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty ImagesWASHINGTON — The devastating effects of school shootings continue well after shootings occur, according to survivors, experts and ed…

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School shooting damage lasts for years, survivors tell panel of House Democrats - Maryland Matters

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced plans on Sept. 26 to help law enforcement agencies share the criminal and mental health history of people under 21 through the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
The DOJ has also developed resources to help small and rural law enforcement agencies deal with mass shootings.
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