Despite the horrific attack on Aug. 3, 2019, mass shooter found what he did not have for El Paso's binational community — mercy and forgiveness.

Yolanda Tinajero sat across the courtroom from the man who murdered her brother, Arturo Benavides, and 22 other people, ...

A dream came true for an El Paso 6th grader from Alderete Middle School when he visited the KVIA studio and became ...

From El Paso to Charleston, the families of marginalized victims extending forgiveness to perpetrators of hate crimes is both ...

For nearly six years, defense attorney Joe Spencer stood at the legal front lines of one of America’s deadliest mass shooting ...

A day after the shooter pleaded guilty to killing 23 people and wounding 22 others, Yolanda Tinajero gave the judge an ...

This past week some of those families were able to get some closure as they stood in an El Paso courtroom and made their ...

El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego discussed the recent sentencing of the August 3rd Walmart shooter, who was sentenced ...

The Rodriguez family carried a large photo portrait of Javier when they gave their victim impact statements to the Walmart ...

Yolanda Tinajero said in court she wanted to hug the man who killed her brother and 22 others in a racist attack. The judge ...

In an El Paso courthouse not far from where a gunman killed 23 people at a Walmart in a 2019 attack targeting Hispanic ...

Here are pictures of the hug shared by Adriana Zandri and Patrick Crusius. OMAR ORNELAS / EL PASO TIMES VIA POOL Zandri had asked the judge if she could hug Crusius. He agreed and Crusius stood up in ...