El Paso Community Stands Together In The Wake Of Tragedy

El Paso Community Stands Together In The Wake Of Tragedy

By Nathan Byrne

and Dave Franco

By Nathan Byrne

and Dave Franco
August 5, 2019

August 5, 2019

El Paso residents told Newsy the city's strong, close-knit community will be the key to its recovery.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

Residents are coping with unspeakable tragedy after a shooting in El Paso, Texas, over the weekend claimed over 20 lives. El Pasoans told Newsy the city's strong, close-knit community will be the key to its recovery.

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