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On April 4, 2020, in Vidor, Texas, four people were shot in an act of violence tied to a prior relationship between the victims and the shooter. This incident is a reminder that behind every headline are lives, stories, and pain that ripple through families and communities.

May is National Military Appreciation Month. But honoring our veterans means more than saying “thank you.” It means protecting them when they’re home. We owe them better. We owe them safety, support, and systems that work. #GunViolenceWatchTX #SupportOurVeterans

Nearly 3 years after the Robb Elementary shooting, two siblings of the fallen teachers now work less than a mile apart in Del Valle ISD—forever connected by loss, and by the quiet strength it takes to keep showing up. #GunViolenceWatchTX #Uvalde #UvaldeStrong #TexasNews

Three years after surviving the Robb Elementary massacre, 13-year-old Khloie Torres still lives with the trauma—and her family is still waiting for the safety reforms leaders promised. Last week marked 3 years since the tragedy. Let’s remember—and keep pushing for change.

Three years after the tragedy at Robb Elementary, Officer Marcus Lozano walks the halls of his Texas middle school with a renewed purpose. His sister, Irma Garcia, was one of the two teachers killed in Uvalde—alongside her friend Eva Mireles.

They didn’t know each other before May 24, 2022. Now, they’re colleagues—forever connected by tragedy. Sandra Sanders and Marcus Lozano, two staff members in Del Valle ISD, lost their sisters in the Uvalde school shooting. “We’re part of a club no one wants to be in,”

On June 11, 2015, a devastating act of violence changed lives forever in Houston. 18-year-old William Orobio, lost his life at the scene. He was more than the circumstances of that night. He was a son, a friend, a young man full of dreams, humor, and heart. #EndGunViolence

Today is National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Behind each number is a name, a story, a loved one missed. #WearOrange 🧡

Seven people were injured in a shooting Thursday night near South Malcolm X Boulevard and Lenway Street, according to Dallas police. (Source: CBS Texas) #Dallas #GunViolence #TexasNews #BreakingNews

According to police, a group of family members—kids between the ages of 10 and 17—were in an apartment when a gun was introduced. The 11-year-old died at the scene. The 17-year-old, distraught, fled and later took his own life. We say it often: Secure storage saves lives.

An 11-year-old boy was shot while playing basketball with his brother outside their home on Lomax Street in Houston’s north side on Thursday, June 5. Police say a blue four-door car drove by multiple times before someone inside opened fire. Source: KHOU 11 #Houston #GunViolence

On June 25, 2016, a tragic act of violence took one young live in Fort Worth, Texas. Treavon Lewis, just 22 years old, was one of the victims. He was known for his heart, ambition, and the light he brought to those around him. Let us remember Treavon Lewis for who he was.

📊 53% of veteran gun owners don’t store all of their guns securely. ⚠️ That’s especially concerning given that veterans are more likely to own firearms—and are at higher risk for suicide. Suicidal crises are often brief. #GunViolenceWatchTX #Veterans #SecureStorage

On June 6, 2025, communities across the U.S. came together to mark National Gun Violence Awareness Day, kicking off a powerful #WearOrange weekend with more than 600 events nationwide.

After last year’s deadly Juneteenth shooting in Round Rock, the city is moving forward with this year’s event—honoring victims and boosting safety. Expect increased police presence, surveillance towers, and a moment of remembrance. #RoundRock #Juneteenth #GunViolenceWatchTX

On June 15, 2024, during Round Rock’s annual Juneteenth celebration, gun violence erupted, taking the lives of Ara Duke, 54, and Lyndsey Vicknair, 33, and injuring 14 others. 🕊 Justice must be pursued. 🕊 No celebration of freedom should end in mourning. #EndGunViolence

During the 89th #txlege session, @TexasGunSense: 🔹 Sent 8,000+ emails to lawmakers 🔹 Held 18 events statewide 🔹 Launched 5 digital tools 🔹 Secured $750K for safe storage 📄 Full report: @TexasGunSense

Veterans are more likely to own guns—and more likely to die by them. 📊 75% of veteran suicides in 2022 involved a firearm, the highest rate in two decades. ⚠️ Veterans are 3x more likely than non-veterans to die by gun suicide. #GunViolenceWatchTX #VeteranSuicideAwareness #

On June 9, 2017 in Fort Worth, lives were changed forever in a tragic act of violence. Ramsez Hall and Shemeka Rodriguez lost their lives. Ramsez Hall was more than a victim. He was a person with a story, a future, We remember Ramsez. We honor his name. #EndGunViolence

In 2023 alone, nearly 3,500 children died in gun-related incidents—more than from car crashes, cancer, or poisoning. That’s 18% of all deaths among youth ages 1 to 18. 📊 That’s 5 children lost for every 100,000. 🔒 Safe storage 📚 Education ⚖️ Policy 🗣️ Awareness