The shooting left 3 people dead and 19 others injured.

The west 6th Street bar where a mass shooting took place this past weekend has announced its reopening plans.

The West Sixth Street bar says it will reopen Friday and donate all weekend sales to victims and families.

The decision to reopen the West Sixth Street bar Friday was controversial. But inside, people said they were eager to return to a sense of normalcy.

Witnesses described a scene of "pandemonium and hysteria" as gunfire erupted inside a packed Austin bar, leaving several dead and many others clinging to life.

Owner Bob Woody said his staff wanted to reopen and donate 100% of this weekend's sales towards the victims and families impacted by the mass shooting.

The Austin backyard bar that was near the scene of the mass shooting that killed three people on West Sixth Street last weekend is set to reopen tonight.

Just six days after the mass shooting on West Sixth Street that left three people dead and 15 others injured, members of the Austin community gathered outside Buford’s to honor the victims and

Buford's bar plans to reopen this weekend with increased police presence in the area, and will donate all weekend sales to victims and their families.

The Austin Police Department said on Monday evening that the third victim who died was 30-year-old Jorge Pederson.