Students will pay tribute to sisters Daniela and Sofia Mendoza on Wednesday by wearing their favorite color to school.
A security guard, an engineer, parents and their young son, two elementary school sisters who loved the color yellow. We are learning more about the people who were killed at the outdoor mall on Saturday.
A close family friend told FOX 4 their mother was also shot in the leg and the shoulder. She remains hospitalized.Sachse Mayor Jeff Bickerstaff said he’s working with the Wylie Independent School District to see how they can support the family. "My initial reaction was I just felt like someone punched me in the gut. I was sick to my stomach. It’s heartbreaking to hear two young lives in our community were lost," Mayor Bickerstaff said.In a social media post, the group said it is collecting gift cards for the family throughout the week. Those can be dropped off at the Wylie Elite facility.
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