Nine years later, the Pulse nightclub building largely remains frozen in time. Orlando city officials allowed reporters to ...

For nearly a decade, the community in Orlando has been working to find a way to memorialize the 49 people who were killed ...

Nine years after a gunman opened fire in an LGBTQ+-friendly nightclub in Florida, bullet holes can be seen in walls.

Survivors and family members of the Pulse nightclub massacre nine years ago are getting a chance to walk through the long-shuttered, gay-friendly venue this week.

I needed to see where my son took his last breath,” a mother said of her visit to the Pulse nightclub. “It’s as simple as ...

On June 12, 2016, 49 people were killed when a man entered the nightclub and opened fire. Another 53 people were wounded.

Nine years after a gunman opened fire inside Pulse nightclub, killing 49 people in what was then the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, the Orlando community came together Thursday to remember ...

This week’s walkthroughs were the first and likely last time people will walk through Pulse as it stands today.

Ben Johansen, Founder of the Orlando Ribbon Project joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer live via Zoom to talk about his work with ...

Orlando city officials said in the past two days, 93 people came to visit Pulse as part of these organized private visits.