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Survivors and family want accountability for what they have said were code violations that may have led to more deaths in the 2016 gay nightclub shooting.
Survivors and victims' family members contend the club had insufficient security.
David Cooley, CEO of the Abbey in West Hollywood, invites patrons to help raise funds for the OnePulse Foundation.
“Anything we would ever do would include a memorial,” the bar's owner has said. “We are still working through our grief.”
Some are calling for the nightclub -- site of one of our community's worst tragedies -- to be torn down. Sara Grossman, who lost her best friend there, says that's not the answer.
It's almost one year since the Pulse shooting in Orlando.
The decision by the organizers of L.A. Pride to sponsor a resistance march instead of a parade is a divisive and partisan move, say Matthew Craffey and Charles T. Moran of the Log Cabin Republicans.
The onePulse Foundation formed shortly after the shooting at the Orlando gay club, the deadliest attack on LGBTQ+ people in U.S. history. Now, the foundation's financials are being questioned by local authorities.
The news comes only days after the city of Orlando announced it would try to buy the location of the nightclub site.
The site has already been visited by so many, and now it will forever be a place to remember.
The memorial will be dedicated to the 49 people killed in the massacre at Pulse nightclub. The shift marks less a torch passing and more a takeover following a year of controversy over the management of the planning.
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation honored victims and survivors of the Orlando shooting in an award-winning float.
GLAAD and Pulse victims are calling on Univision to scrap the scripted footage.
A vigil took place on Sunday at Pulse Interim Memorial in Orlando to honor the five people lost during the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
Orlando's mayor made the announcement Wednesday.
Barbara Poma told reporters that the onePULSE Foundation will oversee the effort, which includes a museum and scholarships honoring the victims who died in the mass shooting.
Christine Leinonen, a party to a lawsuit against Pulse owners, called for an audit of the onePULSE Foundation.
This week the first in a series of town hall meetings and an online survey will gather input on creating a memorial at the site of the tragedy.
The service commemorating victims of the mass shooting will go virtual this year.
Numerous events have been scheduled for Monday in Orlando to mark the one-year anniversary of the tragedy.
David Furnish, the charman of the Elton John AIDS Foundation, on this (so far) unforgettable year.
