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• The Orlando community sought the guidance of The GLBT Center after the Pulse nightclub shooting, and now with a newly renovated building, staff there hope residents will continue to find comfort.
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• The Florida Department of Law Enforcement released an internal review of its own response to the Pulse nightclub shooting.
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• A federal judge Thursday warned attorneys representing the Pulse gunman’s widow not to miss any more deadlines.
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• The formal conversation on what a Pulse memorial and museum might look is poised to begin.
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• ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A judge is permitting the wife of the Florida nightclub shooter to get a mental evaluation from an expert chosen by prosecutors.
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• The Orlando Police Pension Board voted Thursday to give officer Gerry Realin a disability pension.
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• A petition for a rainbow crosswalk near Pulse has gained over 1,000 signatures on change.org. The mayor’s press secretary says that they are looking into the possibility of a rainbow crosswalk, and are researching regarding possible color and art treatments in crosswalks.
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• A Pulse first responder will receive his final paycheck next Thursday after post-traumatic stress disorder has left him out of work for about a year.
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• People in Brevard will mark one year since the Pulse shooting with a “United We Stand For Love” vigil this weekend. Speak Out Brevard and Space Coast Pride are organizing the event. “49 volunteers signed up to each hold a poster- board type picture of every one of the victims and then we have two volunteers that are also going to be holding up a Pride flag at that point in time and we’re going to have rainbow glow sticks for everyone in the crowd,” said Speak Out Brevard Treasurer Jazzie Hennings. Proceeds from merchandise sales and a silent auction at the event will go to the One Pulse Foundation and the local PFLAG chapter and Rainbow Youth. The vigil …
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• Hispanic Family Counseling’s Orlando and Kissimmee offices are open Tuesday for free counseling for anyone in need. The organization worked in conjunction with the city for support at Monday’s Lake Eola event to mark one year since the Pulse shooting.
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