At least 31 people were killed in the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio this weekend. The country comes together and demands stricter gun laws, members of the community mourn the lives lost. Andrea Linares has the details.

The FBI is analyzing a racist manifesto of more than 2,400 words posted on the Internet, just minutes before the El Paso massacre, by the alleged attacker, a white 21-year-old male. The document includes concepts that seem to have come straight out of President Trump's rhetoric. Some critics are now holding his caustic anti-immigrant rhetoric as patly responsible for motivating the largest mass murder of Hispanics in U.S. history.

It's been almost a year since Florida teacher Diane Tirado was fired from her job for giving students zeros for not completing an assignment. She was told the lowest grade she could give the students was 50 percent. Diane spoke to Unews about what happened and her thoughts on education.

A family in New York is dealing with a tragic loss after a father forgot his twins inside his car and found them dead eight hours later. His wife is standing by his side and says she knows it was a terrible accident because her husband is a good father. Nayeli Chavez-Geller has the latest.

The shooting in Gilroy California claimed the lives of three innocent people, among them two children. Police are now revealing information on the suspect and the weapon he used as they try and figure out a possible motive. Lorraine Caceres has the latest.

A New York man is being charged with manslaughter after his twin one-year-old girls were found dead after being left in a hot car for eight hours. The twins were found unresponsive in the backseat of his car and pronounced dead on the scene. Fabiola Galindo reports.