Remembering Pulse: 10 Years Later

From survivors to hospital staff and first responders, the Pulse nightclub shooting continues to weigh heavily on the seventh anniversary of the tragedy.

Monday, June 12, marks seven years since a gunman opened fire inside the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando and killed 49 people.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff Monday, the seventh anniversary of a gunman killing 49 people at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.

Nearly seven years since the shooting massacre at Pulse Nightclub in downtown Orlando, plans to build a national memorial to remember the 49 people killed and 53 people injured have been continuously stalled amid fights over the expense, timeline, and ultimately where to build it.

On Mother's Day, moms who lost their children in the Pulse nightclub shooting are sharing their frustrations.

The onePULSE Foundation has been planning a national memorial, museum, and pathway at the Pulse nightclub shooting site for seven years. The dedications are meant to honor those who gave their lives, those who were injured, and the first responders who tried to save them.

As the seventh anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting approaches, the nonprofit foundation established to create a permanent memorial and museum to honor the victims continues to be at odds with its founder on where to build the complex.

The founder of the onePULSE Foundation, a nonprofit organization established in the aftermath of the 2016 mass shooting at Orlando's Pulse nightclub, has left the organization, the Foundation announced on Tuesday.

A Central Florida artist is getting the opportunity to showcase his work in New York City. Donald Rupe is the man behind a production that focuses on how Orlando responded after the Pulse Nightclub tragedy. It is a musical called From Here.

FOX 35 News spoke with Colorado Springs council member Nancy Henjum who said her community and Orlando are linked by deadly shootings, but she is grateful for support from Central Florida that is on the way to Colorado.

A foundation created after the 2016 shooting massacre at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando posted a statement Sunday saying it is "deeply saddened and concerned" to hear about the shooting at a LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs Saturday night that left multiple dead and several others injured. 

After a search nationwide, the onePULSE Foundation announced Tuesday the appointment of a new executive director, Deborah Bowie. She will assume the role effectively immediately, the nonprofit said.

The Orlando community gathered to remember the 49 who lost their lives at the Pulse nightclub six years ago Sunday.

Church bells rang in downtown Orlando on Sunday morning. One toll for each of the 49 victims of the pulse shooting tragedy.

The bells at The First United Methodist Church of Orlando rang 49 times Sunday – one in memory of each person killed in the 2016 shooting at Pulse nightclub.

On the 6th year of remembrance of the Pulse tragedy, for some, it’s been even more difficult to cope, because of the recent mass shootings all over the country.

Several events will take place on the sixth anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub tragedy to remember those who died. At the Orange County Regional History Center, 49 wooden crosses will be on display.

Sunday marks the sixth anniversary of the deadly shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando where 49 people were killed and 53 others hurt – the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history at the time – and our community forever impacted.