The El Paso, Texas, Walmart where 22 people were killed and dozens injured is set to open for the first time since last years mass shooting.
The Texas store has been closed since the Aug. 3 shooting while the interior was gutted and renovated, according to USA Today. Manager Robert Evans said he will be on the roof Thursday morning to raise the American flag, which has flown at half-staff since the slaughter.
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