Springing the Blues Festival returns to Jacksonville Beach this weekend and will feature an incredibly special moment: longtime festival board member Lloyd Hyatt, a cancer survivor, will meet the young German man whose stem cell donation saved Hyatt’s life.

There is another method of transportation being offered this weekend for those who want to avoid traffic when heading to the Georgia-Florida game on Saturday.

People who are healing and some still struggling are gathering to remember those who died and were injured during the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history four years ago on the Las Vegas Strip.

The arrest report for one of the men connected to a double shooting in the bathroom of the Hyatt hotel in downtown Jacksonville on Saturday gives a better understanding of what led up to the deadly encounter.

Family members say the man who died after he was shot Saturday night inside a bathroom at the Hyatt in Downtown Jacksonville had recently graduated from Ed White High School.

It was a violent weekend in and around the downtown core.

Police officers are investigating a series of car burglaries reported in Downtown Jacksonville. Specifically, they’ve happened near the Hyatt hotel and near popular bars on Bay Street and surrounding side streets. Jacksonville police are warning people that their vehicle could still be targeted, even if valuables are not in plain view. “It doesn’t bring as much attention to the car with that noise because the noise is so minimal,” Jefferson said. And this is why these crimes, which aren’t far from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office headquarters often go undetected.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One local couple found some important items belonging to a World War II veteran and vowed to get them to their family member if possible. “I found the flag; she found the family,” Lloyd Hyatt said of his wife, Melissa. Lloyd, a veteran himself, knew the flag was oddly placed and didn’t belong in that shop. Melissa reached out to several of Smith’s family members via Facebook to try and connect with them to get the items to their rightful owners. And we were so glad that didn’t happen," Lloyd Hyatt said.