Memorial Day weekend will mark a year since a man visiting Ginnie Springs Park died from his injuries in one of two shootings that occurred at the park.

The family of the man killed at Ginnie Spring on Memorial Day Weekend filed a negligence lawsuit over his murder.

A Georgia man arrested in connection with one of two deadly shootings at Ginnie Springs over Memorial Day weekend told investigators his brother was the shooter and called him “crazy” during an interview with Gilchrist County deputies, according to his arrest report.

After a second person died following a pair of shootings at Ginnie Springs over Memorial Day weekend, the company that owns the private park in Gilchrist County released a six-point plan to enhance safety and security at the popular park.

One of three people injured in the second shooting at Ginnie Springs over Memorial Day weekend has died, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced on Friday.

The investigation into two separate shootings at Ginnie Springs over the Memorial Day weekend details what caused a weekend of celebration to end in gunfire.

The Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office announced it is investigating two separate shootings that happened over Memorial Day weekend.

The Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office announced it is investigating an attempted murder at Ginnie Springs that happened Saturday night.

A 1-year-old boy was struck by an SUV Saturday morning at a campsite in Ginnie Springs and died from his injuries, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Ginnie Springs is a popular recreation spot and one of the primary water sources of the Santa Fe River. "This strategically located facility will enable us to more efficiently serve current and future customers of our popular Zephyrhills Natural Spring Water and Nestl Pure Life bottled water brands," Nestl Waters Executive Vice President Alex Gregorian wrote when the company bought Seven Springs Water in January. That's because the Florida Water Resources Act of 1972 declared spring water, rivers and lakes were the property of Florida but did not set a price on such bodies of water. Nestl is plotting to raid 1.1 million gallons of community water a day from Florida's Ginnie Springs. The Suwannee County Water Management District is expecting to vote on the permit extension sometime between November and January 2020.