A Mexican family who were all shot in the Aug. 3 El Paso Walmart attack still feel the physical and financial toll a year later.

A Mexican family who survived the El Paso Walmart shooting is still feeling the physical and financial toll a year later.

The year has been relentless with its reminders of the Aug. 3, 2019 mass shooting, fresh tragedy, enduring anguish and a responsibility to remember the dead.

El Paso County's District Attorney's office has received 37 U visa certification requests and has approved 16; the others are still under review.

The players and coaches of the EP Fusion girls soccer team deal with a year of tragedy after the Walmart mass shooting.

The physical, emotional and mental wounds from the El Paso Walmart shooting could last a lifetime.

What started as a slow morning on Aug. 3 at the 911 call center soon became mayhem and non-stop calls. Here's how telecommunicators responded.

Bernardette Falcon recounts her day answering 911 calls from the Walmart shooting.

The makeshift memorial placed outside the Walmart where 23 were killed in a mass shooting is part of a new El Paso Museum of History exhibit.

El Paso Museum of History to unveil 'Resilience,' an exhibit dedicated to the makeshift memorial for the Aug. 3 Walmart shooting.

Returning to store to work good medicine for Walmart employee after Aug. 3 mass shooting.

A year after an alleged racist attack that killed 23 at an El Paso Walmart, survivors and others reflect on the hate that inspired the deadly mass shooting.

We reached out to El Paso Times readers to share memories and reflect on the Aug. 3 mass shooting one year later.

Here are the events before, during and after a mass shooting Aug. 3, 2019, at a Walmart near Cielo Vista Mall in El Paso which claimed 23 lives.