Gun Reform Measures Fail In Senate
• The U.S. Senate did not pass any of the four gun-reform measures it voted on last night in the wake of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando that killed 49 people and injured 53.
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• The U.S. Senate did not pass any of the four gun-reform measures it voted on last night in the wake of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando that killed 49 people and injured 53.
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• Lake Eola reflected the light of thousands of candles Sunday night in a huge vigil for the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting. An estimated 50,000 people came to downtown Orlando to hear leaders from the city and county, and the LGBT and Latino communities reflect on the last week and raise a candle for the 49 killed and 53 wounded.
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• Here’s a collection of the WMFE news team’s images of the Pulse Nightclub shooting and aftermath. We will continue to update this collection. More coverage of the shooting is at wmfe.org. Photos by Renata Sago, Catherine Welch, Amy Green, Brendan Byrne, Abe Aboraya, Jenny Babcock, Patrick Dalton, Matthew Peddie, Crystal Chavez
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• The Pulse nightclub shooting rocked Orlando and the world. The worst shooting in modern U.S. history happened 21 miles from Disney World
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• It’s now more than a week since 49 people were killed at a gay nightclub in Orlando and 53 injured. A look at how the investigation is continuing, how members of the communities impacted by the tragedy are moving forward, and what to do with all the financial gifts pouring in.
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• The morning after the shooting at Pulse nightclub, Don Price got a call from Mayor Buddy Dyer. Price is the Sexton at Orlando’s Greenwood Cemetery, and the mayor was calling to ask about funeral plots for the victims.
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• From barbecue to beers – the Orlando business community came together over the weekend to raise money for the victims and families of the Pulse nightclub shooting. In only a week, those efforts have raised more than $10 million for the victims’ families and survivors. Residents did their part by heading out to local businesses across the City Beautiful to help in the fundraising effort.
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