Nearly a decade after Tucson became the site of a deadly mass shooting, the city renewed a promise the victims would not be forgotten.
Dozens, including survivors like former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, gathered Wednesday morning for a ceremony in front of a historic courthouse in downtown Tucson.
The 2011 shooting at a Giffords meet-and-greet event outside a supermarket left six people dead. The victims ranged from Arizona's chief federal judge to a 9-year-old girl.
A large permanent memorial is under construction. It's expected to be completed in the late summer or fall of this year.
