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Local group calls to end gun violence in Savannah. People gathered in Forsyth Park to pay tribute to those killed by firearms.

National Gun Violence Awareness Day takes place each year on June 7 to honor those who have lost their lives to a senseless act and show support for survivors.

As the sun sets on Friday, the Arc of Dreams will be lit in orange to bring attention to a safety concern in South Dakota.

The wear orange event, held the first weekend in June, is a way to remember Hadiya Pendleton, who was 15 years old when she was shot and killed in Chicago in 2013. Just one week earlier, Pendleton had performed with her high school majorette squad at President Barack Obama's second inaugural parade. In response to her death, Pendleton's friends asked others to wear orange to raise awareness about gun violence.

Gov. Phil Scott has let Vermont’s “ghost gun” bill pass into law without his signature.

Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday reportedly allowed a bill to pass that would ban so-called "ghost guns."

The Santa Barbara Chapter of Moms Demand Action invites the community to join them in recognizing Wear Orange weekend with a day of service at Ortega

Anti-gun groups are expected to hold a rally outside Dallas City Hall.

Organizers are expecting some 75,000 people to attend the meeting, which has extra security measures.

Monday marks one year since a gunman killed 8 people, injured 9 others at the Allen Premium Outlets.