Coral Springs Lays Out Rules For Exercising Caution as Gyms are Permitted to Reopen
Soon, residents will no longer be able to blame coronavirus for avoiding the gym: big workout facilities such as LA Fitness and Planet Fitness
Medical Exam Leads Teen to Divulge 8 Years of Abuse
A teenager’s revelation that a man had been molesting her since she was 6 years old led to the discovery that he had also been victimizing other children, some of them when they were younger than 12 years old.
More of Normal Life Awaits: Broward Announces Offices, Other Venues, Can Open
You can now go back to the office, drop Fifi off for a groom, and do the downward dog pose at a small yoga studio as Broward County
Man Admits to Police he Sexually Battered Juvenile During Coral Springs House Party
A Fort Lauderdale man is facing three charges that he sexually battered a teen during a Coral Springs house party.
Bankruptcy Proceedings Put Coral Springs’ JCPenney in Doubt
Monday’s opening of the Coral Square Mall after its two-month closure provided no reassurance about the fate of one of the retail center’s anchors, JCPenney.
Restaurants, Retail and Salons Opening Soon But Don’t Dig Out Those Credit Cards Yet
COVID-19’s kick put Broward County two weeks behind most of the state in reopening businesses shuttered in the pandemic crisis.
Commission Agrees on Soft Re-Opening Date for Broward County
Broward County on Monday will take some tentative steps toward normal life — beginning to open what was shut in the outbreak of COVID-19
Commissioner Udine on Opening Businesses: ‘I Think it’s Time’
Northwest Broward’s representative on the Broward County Commission is adding his voice to the growing chorus asking for the economic recovery from COVID-19
Coral Springs Police Break Up Two Separate Car Break-in Attempts Early Saturday
Did you hear a lot of helicopter action Saturday morning?
Longtime Coral Springs Restaurant Another Casualty of Coronavirus Crisis
Endless soups and salads are over at a longtime fixture along University Drive’s restaurant row as national chain
Coral Springs Man Flees, Eludes Police, Then Comes to Call
Jakoi Khalfari Forbes fled from police at Publix, but later, when he couldn’t find his car, came down to the Coral Springs police station in search of it
How Many Lives are Worth the Risks of Opening the Economy? Debate Rages on Social Media
The sticky genetic material that’s no wider than one-thousandth of an eyelash’s breadth is doing more than killing people and emptying the places they gather.
Talk Media Clicks With The Coral Springs Community At Record Levels
What was once just a way to connect neighbors who were used to mailed, monthly newsletters, Talk Media’s online publications are now must-reads for residents in Northwest Broward
Rep. Daley Rips State’s Unresponsive Unemployment System
The state’s overwhelmed unemployment claims website has lit up Rep. Dan Daley’s phone with constituents’ desperate stories
Coronavirus Puts a Crimp in South Florida Style
Three weeks into the coronavirus shutting down life as we knew it, the distance barbers and beauticians must keep from their clients is revealing all too much.
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
