New lawsuit alleges major failures in response to Allen mall shooting
Representatives from several of the victim's families filed the lawsuit.
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Representatives from several of the victim's families filed the lawsuit.
The somber public program in a darkened event center was almost entirely music and silent moments for reflection.
"It changes you forever."
CBS News Texas anchor Doug Dunbar sat down with Fire Division Chief Daniel Williams and Police Lieutenant Kris Wirstrom to talk through that day, both professionally when it came to the response, but also personally.
The bravery and coordination shown by first responders who rushed to save lives in the moments after the Allen mall shooting was no accident.
"This year, there's been a lot of healing, a lot of prayer, and I would say Allen's stronger," said Mayor Baine Brooks. "We've gone through a lot."
CBS News Texas has new information from the Allen Police Department about its investigation into the outlet mall shooting that reveals for the first time the massive amount of manpower that responded to the scene.
It will have butterfly benches among trees and greenery, a bird feeder, and a small, free library - all reflections of the sisters' interests and dreams.
The memorial has eight wind chimes hanging at the top, honoring each of the lives lost on May 6, 2023.
An SMU professor wrote a piece of orchestral music for Monday's memorial service.
A fatal shot to the head from the gun of a police officer killed the man who opened fire May 6 at the Allen Premium Outlets.
Nearly three months after the fatal mass shooting at Allen Premium Outlets, survivor Irvin Walker shared how his faith saved his life.
Law enforcement officials have released bodycam footage from the day a 33-year-old gunman killed eight people, including three children at the Allen Premium Outlets mall.
Seven patients were transported to hospitals in North Texas after the massacre at the outlet mall on May 6.
The Allen Premium Outlets welcomed back shoppers Wednesday morning, nearly one month after a gunman opened fire May 6, killing eight victims and injuring seven.
Ahead of the opening, a local teacher wanted to make sure workers had something special to greet them when they return.
In a statement sent out Wednesday, mall officials wrote that they plan to welcome back shoppers May 31.
Irvin Walker was shot three times while he was looking for a parking spot.
Irvin Walker survived "multiple wounds, too many to count," including a bullet passing close to his heart, according to a trauma surgeon who treated him.
"Their smile, their laughter and their loving nature will forever be cherished in our memories," said Cox Elementary School Principal Krista Wilson.
The goal is to eventually give items to the victims' families, along with any letters from the community.
The Dallas Asian American Historical Society is bringing attention to the fact that at least five of the Allen mass shooting victims were of Asian descent.
Collin County Parents Against Gun Violence formed after the mass shooting to spark change in the state's gun laws.
At 3:36 p.m., the City of Allen held a moment of silence in honor of the eight victims who lost their lives and the seven others who were injured.
As Texans continue to grieve and reflect on the Allen Premium Outlets shooting, there is a growing call-to-action for more gun legislation.
