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All businesses in Coral Springs could be due for a tax increase if the city commission approves.

Coral Springs is getting ready to host an in-person Juneteenth celebration, which commemorates the abolition of slavery in the United States.

To help restore Florida’s lost native orchid population, The Garden Club of Coral Springs, in partnership with Fort Lauderdale Orchid Society on …

The 21 and up crowd in Coral Springs is invited to attend a Mix and Mingle’Happy Hour’, with the extra bonus of …

The vacation rental frontier in Coral Springs is foreclosed. 

For those in need of home goods and supplies, especially for personal care, Parkridge Church is holding a community distribution.

The city manager of Coral Springs has received the credentialed manager designation from ICMA….

From the President of the Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber…

Students with a passion for music once again can attend Ramblewood Middle School’s band camp. It returns for the first time since …

The Haggett family calendar is full — full of doctor’s appointments for their oldest son Chansen who has a rare form of …

Chief Clyde Parry: Our Department is busy gearing up for our Police Summer Youth Camp which provides arts, sports activities, games, enrichment …

The Coral Springs Craft Guild began in 1977 as a way to promote crafts and serve the Coral Springs community and has …

The end of the school year is fast approaching. Some are planning travel around the country or the world, and others plan …

June marks the end of the school year and the beginning of the summer season. Now that more than half of the …

Focusing on building the Christian servant leaders of tomorrow, The Serving Institute, a private religious school for at-risk youth, and their summer …

During one of the most trying years in history, Gyroville in Coral Springs has a reason to celebrate.

The City of Coral Springs will hold a special Memorial Day Ceremony to honor all Americans…

The summary of crimes is provided by the Coral Springs Police Department. Names of those not arrested have been redacted.

Police arrested Rashawn Hinds Thursday on premeditated murder, attempted premeditated murder and firing into an occupied house.

It was a terrific season for the North Broward Preparatory School’s baseball team after winning the 4A State Championship behind three players …

A man is left with an injured back and a damaged scooter after his girlfriend allegedly hit him two times with her …

Ohana is a Hawaiian word used to describe a group of people fighting for the same purpose. Office Evolution has brought just …

As realtors say it’s “location, location, location!”, but for city commissioner and realtor, Joy Carter, the word is taken to literal extremes …

Ava’s eight years young, but she has the youthful spirit of a dog half her age. 

The Economic Development Office and Predesco Property Investments, LLC announced plans on Wednesday for a state-of-the-art Hyatt Place hotel.

City Commissioners delayed passing a proposed vacation rental ordinance due to concerns raised about fees, inspections and privacy.

As a now-retired law enforcement officer, I lost track of how many jokes were lobbed my way about cops eating donuts.

A Coral Springs senior was one of two students awarded $2,500 scholarships from the Broward League of Cities

Local high school students were given the opportunity to address their elected officials last week on May 18 during the 15th annual …

A Pompano Beach man who sold Fentanyl to a man in Coral Springs was charged with murder.