News in Coral Springs
Coral Glades High School is gearing up for a unique event that not only highlights the dedication of its students but also contributes to the conservation of the Everglades and its wildlife.
Calling all Coral Springs holiday home decorators: It’s time to deck the halls.
There were plenty of high school sports in Coral Springs this week, with the soccer team competing and the BCAA All-Star Volleyball Game.
The Coral Springs City Commission recognized Sergeant Richard Brookshire for his work to ensure better treatment for Black veterans nationwide at the commission’s November 15th meeting.
An undefeated season is a significant accomplishment for any team from the beginner level to the high professional ranks.
The Coral Springs Center for the Arts is launching an exciting Black Friday/Cyber Week promotion, offering substantial discounts on a wide range of shows.
The First Church of Coral Springs is set to host “Bethlehem Revisited,” a unique, interactive event that recreates the ancient city of Bethlehem as it may have appeared over 2,000 years ago.
Two rehab escapees were caught tampering with monitoring devices in a restaurant after being reported by patrons.
A Coral Springs Toastmasters club invites the community to hone their public speaking skills at an upcoming free-to-attend event.
Saddle up, horse lovers. Spitfire Farm in Coconut Creek is accepting participants for two upcoming camps.
This is a summary of crimes occurring between November 8 – November 14, 2023, provided by the Coral Springs Police Department.
Coral Springs is the eighth city in Broward County to sign the Southeast Florida Climate Change Action Pledge to address climate change.
Coral Glades High School DECA is set to host DECA After Dark, a family-friendly movie night extravaganza open to the entire city.
The Coral Springs High School Marching band has been working hard this fall and has achieved some success.
Coral Springs High School wrestling is getting ready for the upcoming season.
Job seekers and employers in the Coral Springs area have something to look forward to this November.
Calling all game show enthusiasts and fun-seekers alike, the Coral Springs Center for the Arts is bringing The Price is Right Live to the stage on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.
Coral Springs resident Joyce Loaiza enjoys hanging out early each morning with her robot friend Elli, or more accurately, ElliQ.
In this article, we’ll explore the financial implications of buying versus renting, shedding light on the often-overlooked advantages of homeownership.
Coral Springs High School had a busy day on Wednesday with their cross country teams competing in Regionals and soccer beginning the season.
Coral Springs leaders and residents came together on Veterans Day to honor people who have served in the military.
Coral Springs Charter continued their busy week with a pair of teams competing in the postseason, while their soccer teams began their year.
The soccer season is officially underway with boys and girls in action while Ali Abdallah raced in Regionals for Coral Glades.
A man is now confronting charges of assault with a deadly weapon, after his aggressive behavior during a road rage incident escalated to the point where he pointed a gun….
Coral Springs Commissioner Joshua Simmons drew criticism from a Jewish community advocate Friday for his Instagram post stating that the Israeli government….
A Coral Springs man faces domestic battery charges following an incident where he allegedly assaulted his former girlfriend after she declined to have sex with him.
Office Evolution is expanding its Coral Springs location to meet the needs of modern professionals and small businesses.
The City of Coral Springs is set to usher in the holiday season with a vibrant celebration as Downtown Coral Springs gets a magical makeover into a winter wonderland.
This is a summary of crimes occurring between November 1 – November 7, 2023, provided by the Coral Springs Police Department.
Saiko-i Sushi Lounge and Hibachi is set to open its newest location in Coral Springs.
