Popeyes Could Be Coming to Coral Springs: First in Northwest Broward County
People who crave Popeyes famous chicken sandwiches and a taste of Cajun cuisine might be in luck.
Multimillion Dollar Flood Mitigation Improvements Coming To Corporate Park
Corporate Park’s flood of trouble during afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rain might dry out soon.
Coral Springs’ Tyler Merren Makes the USA Team in the 2020 Paralympics
Tyler Merren will be one of 12 athletes to represent the United States in goalball. The United States Association of Blind Athletes
‘Kodak Black Day’ Proclaimed At Charity Basketball Game in Coral Springs
June 11 will forever be known as Kodak Black Day in Broward County.
Book About Police-Involved Shooting Sparks Controversy at Coral Springs School
The Fraternal Order of Police and the Coral Springs Police Chief speaks out about a book that “inaccurately portrays police” that was introduced as supplementary fiction….
5 Percent Business Tax Increase Close to Approval by Coral Springs Commission
All businesses in Coral Springs could be due for a tax increase if the city commission approves.
Coral Springs Hosts Juneteenth Celebration at the Sportsplex
Coral Springs is getting ready to host an in-person Juneteenth celebration, which commemorates the abolition of slavery in the United States.
Coral Springs Passes Vacation Rental Regulations Ordinance
The vacation rental frontier in Coral Springs is foreclosed.
Think Outside the ‘Bach’ Enroll in Band Camp at Ramblewood Middle School
Students with a passion for music once again can attend Ramblewood Middle School’s band camp. It returns for the first time since 2019.
18-Year-Old Charged with Murdering One, Injuring Another in Shooting
Police arrested Rashawn Hinds Thursday on premeditated murder, attempted premeditated murder and firing into an occupied house.
City Commission Tables Discussion of Vacation Rentals
City Commissioners delayed passing a proposed vacation rental ordinance due to concerns raised about fees, inspections and privacy.
City of Coral Springs Debunks Common Myth About Cable and Internet Providers
Some residents believe the city limits what internet and cable providers are allowed to operate. The city hosts several providers, each with varying availability.
Vice Mayor Believes Relocating Charter School ‘More Economically Feasible’ than Costly Repairs
The city commission discussed the possibility of either sinking more money into the 44-year-old Coral Springs Charter School building — or relocating.
Vacation Rental Regulations Possibly Coming To Coral Springs
Coral Springs City Commissioners will discuss adopting a new ordinance to regulate vacation rental properties in the city.
Second Coral Springs Resident Alleges Animal Abuse by Mobile Groomer
This is the second allegation against the grooming company from Sunrise
Coral Springs Man Accuses Groomer of Abuse After 5-Month-Old American Bulldog Dies
Coral Springs resident Dquaan Charles handed his five-month-old puppy, Karma, to a groomer….
Former Coral Springs Restaurant D’Apple Opens Up Under New Name in Tamarac
The Kendall family opens up a new restaurant after closing D’Apple Cafe in Coral Springs due to the pandemic.
City Recognizes 2020, 2021 Lynne Johnson Award Winners
The city commission recognized the Lynne Johnson Award recipients for both 2020 and 2021 on Wednesday, coinciding with National Volunteer Week.
Vice Mayor Simmons, Police Union, Clash Over Brutality
Strong opinions collided on Twitter between Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons and the Coral Springs Fraternal Order of Police.
2022 Strategic Plan Includes New Downtown Developments, Sustainability, Infrastructure
Coral Springs seeks to be a premier city to work, live and raise a family. That is, according to its newly released strategic plan.