Passenger Cruise with Dead and Sick Moves Closer After Receiving Canal OK
The cruise ship with four dead and more than 100 sickened has received the go-ahead from the Panama Canal
County Not Prepared to Absorb Hundreds of Sick Patients from Cruise
Death has descended on the coronavirus-stricken cruise ship that Holland America announced was Fort Lauderdale-bound
Longtime Coral Springs Resident and Longest-Held U.S. hostage in History Reportedly Dead in Iran
Without specifics, a Coral Springs family announced they and U.S. officials have been forced to conclude that Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent
Tightening it up: Fitness Friends Connect Via Online Workouts
The coronavirus crisis spurred some fitness clubs to voluntarily close before Gov. Ron DeSantis shut all nonessential businesses this week.
Photography Exhibit Spotlights Healing: In Words and Pictures
“There’s nothing that heals pain like love,” Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Carl Juste told those assembled at the Coral Springs Museum of Art
Former Margate Commissioner says Mayor Called Police After Encounter
She said “good job, mayor,” but a police report indicates Margate Mayor Anthony Caggiano took it as anything but a compliment.
IRS liens against Coral Springs Mayoral Candidate Total More Than $181k
When mayoral candidate Scott Brook says he wants to keep taxes from rising, he has more reasons than most people.
Coconut Creek and Margate Eye Merger with Coral Springs 911 Dispatch System
The call has gone out — Coconut Creek wants faster emergency response times and is eyeing a merger with Coral Springs’ 911 dispatch as its quickest route.