The city of Orlando is seeking $5 million from Orange County to help make the long-delayed Pulse memorial to honor the lives of 49 people killed in 2016.

The city of Orlando is taking its next step in constructing a permanent Pulse Memorial.

After months of gathering information and feedback, the city of Orlando is gearing up to send the Pulse memorial project out for bid on March 3.

It's the last day to submit feedback on the proposed design of a permanent memorial at the site of the Pulse shooting.

After several meetings, the Pulse Memorial Advisory Committee is moving forward with a potential design for the Pulse nightclub site.

The Pulse Advisory Committee met again Wednesday evening to push the conversation forward about the future Pulse Memorial.

The new Pulse Advisory Committee met for the first time Wednesday afternoon in the Kia Center. It's the first step on the journey to creating the long-awaited Pulse Memorial.

Osceola County officials confirmed on Saturday that they plan to break ground on a Pulse Memorial of their own next month.

The Orlando mayor penned a letter sent to families of Pulse victims and survivors to ask for their input on a permanent memorial the city is planning.

As the city of Orlando moves forward developing plans for a permanent memorial at the site of the Pulse Nightclub, some are asking if the nightclub building should be included.

A gun violence prevention activist group spending the summer touring the country made a stop at the Pulse Memorial on Monday.

People from across Central Florida are visiting the interim Pulse Memorial to mark seven years since the mass shooting that took 49 lives.

People stopped by the interim Pulse Memorial on Sunday to pay respects and honor those who lost their lives just hours before the first shots were fired, seven years ago.

It was an emotional time for many who came to pay respects and reflect, with Sunday being the six-year anniversary of the tragedy where a gunman opened fire inside the popular nightclub, killing 49 and injuring more than 50.

The trial for a man accused of setting fire to the temporary memorial outside the Pulse nightclub has been delayed after a competency hearing.