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• Local leaders, first responders, and survivors of the Pulse shooting gathered at the former nightclub site late yesterday to mark three years since the tragedy.
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• The remembrance ceremony at Pulse on Wednesday marked three years since the mass shooting that left 49 dead.
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• The onePULSE Foundation is holding a remembrance ceremony at 7 p.m. in honor of the third anniversary of the PULSE nightclub shooting.
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• Three years on from the Pulse nightclub shooting, the site continues to be a place of reflection for mourners, as plans continue to take shape for a permanent memorial. Intersection talks to lawmaker Darren Soto about a proposal to designate the site a federally recognized national memorial. And we hear from Ricardo Negron, who was in the nightclub on the night of the shooting, and who has now turned to activism.
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• This Wednesday marks three years since the shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando that killed 49 people and injured more than 50. In the aftermath of the shooting, the Orange County Regional History Center began collecting the hundreds of memorial items left at the site of the nightclub and other makeshift memorial sites around the city.
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• Orlando is reacting to the Christchurch mass shooting.
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• The Orlando City Council on Monday approved the installation of 49 markers at Greenwood Cemetery in memory of the Pulse victims.
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• The Federal Bureau of Investigation has released a ballistic report on bullets recovered from the Pulse nightclub shooting. WMFE is still examining the report, and more information will be released as it is gathered.
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• Officers shot no club-goers as they pursued the Pulse gunman, according to a review unveiled Wednesday of law enforcement gunfire during the mass shooting that left 49 dead. The review conducted by State Attorney Aramis Ayala’s office found 14 officers fired more than 180 shots during five exchanges with the gunman.
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• The state attorney’s office has concluded a six-month investigation into the Pulse nightclub shooting, concluding no civilians were shot by law enforcement. The state attorney used the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s ballistic report, as well as witness accounts, video evidence and 911 calls.
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