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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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• Central Florida lawmakers officially unveiled legislation today (Monday) to recognize Pulse nightclub as a national memorial.
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• An effort to place a state constitutional amendment on the 2020 ballot that would ban assault weapons has enough signatures to trigger a state Supreme Court review of the proposal.
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• Elected leaders are scheduled to announce Monday at Pulse plans for legislation that would designate the nightclub as a national memorial site.
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• The search for the team that will design a memorial and museum at Pulse has narrowed to six finalists.
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• On June 12th it will be three years since the Pulse nightclub shooting.
The One Orlando Alliance is kicking off the Act, Love, Give Movement, to honor the 49 victims each day leading up to the anniversary.
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• A permanent museum and memorial is inching closer to becoming a reality nearly three years after the Pulse shooting left 49 people dead at at the downtown Orlando nightclub.
The onePULSE foundation recently began accepting designs for the memorial, and plans to reveal some of these designs to the public in the next few months.
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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 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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