Incredible Video of Cat Saving Boy from Being Attacked
A dog will be euthanized after attacking a Bakersfield CA boy who was protected from further injury by the family cat on Tuesday.
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Local Business Shuts Down for a Worthy Community Project
Every May, one South Florida company shuts their doors for business to perform a company-wide community service project.
Keller Williams Realty introduced “Red Day” back in 2009. Red, which stands for Renew, Energize and Donate, is Keller Williams Realty’s annual day of service.
Coral Springs High School Students Succeed in Business
Several Coral Springs High School students have reason to celebrate the end of the school year. Besides placing in competitions, several seniors have won full scholarships to a University.
Local Student Awarded U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts
High school senior Connor Yockus has just been named one of the U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts. The award, presented on behalf of the President of the United States, is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an artistically talented graduating high school senior.
National Bike to School Day at Riverside Elementary in Coral Springs
On Wednesday,members of the Coral Springs Bike, Traffic and Youth Liaison Units joined Chief Pustizzi at Riverside Elementary School for National Bike to School Day.
Salsa Fiesta Restaurant Coming Soon to Coral Springs
The Walk at Coral Springs is about to get a new restaurant popular for its delicious Mexican cuisine.
Salsa Fiesta, a homegrown restaurant success story, currently delighting diners in its Miami, Pembroke Pines, Aventura and Ft Lauderdale and has set their sights on Coral Springs, announcing the upcoming opening of Salsa Fiesta’s fifth outpost at The Walk at the end of June.
Help Coral Springs Police Nab These Purse Snatchers
By: Chris Brunner Coral Springs Police Department needs your help in finding the burglars that ripped off a vehicle at Innopet Park on Sportsplex Drive last week. On April 30, around 4:45 pm, a woman’s purse was stolen from her van by a man in one vehicle while another acts as the lookout. If you recognize these vehicles or these […]
Police Release Desperate 911 Call from Parents of Drowning Victim
By: Chris Brunner: Coral Springs Police have released the 911 call that went out less than four minutes after Brandon St Onge slipped out of the rear slider of this home and drowned in the family pool. On April 30, Jason St Onge was inside the home cooking dinner, while Viviane was watering plants in front of […]
Ramblewood Middle School Presents Peter Pan Jr
Ramblewood Middle School’s Drama Program will be performing Disney’s Peter Pan Jr. on May 16 and 17 at JP Taravella High School in Coral Springs. While the cast consists of Ramblewood Middle School students, the crew is a mix of middle school children and students from JP Taravella’s own drama program.
Cimaglia Holds Fundraiser Kickoff for City Commission Seat
Candidate Lou Cimaglia, held his kickoff party last week at Wings Plus along with long-time friends who were there to offer support to the 58-year resident of Broward County.
A Sneak Peak at the New Proposed Safety Town Building
After 20 years of running the successful Safety Town program out of a triple wide trailer, city officials are hoping that they will soon get a permanent building.
Three Year Old Boy Drowns in Family Pool
It only took a moment for three year old Brandon to slip out of the rear slider door of his home and ride his toy tricycle into the family pool located in The Dells of Coral Springs.
Coral Springs Girls Softball Team wins Tournament
Last weekend the Coral Springs Girls Panthers softball team won the Lake Lytal Tournament held in West Palm Beach.
Head Coach Alfred Guerra said that on Saturday, the team played three games and beat Lady Gators Blue team of Palm Beach Gardens 9-0, the Lake Lytal Locomotion 14-0, and the Lady Gators orange team of Palm Beach Gardens 14-1.
A Message from Sheriff Scott Israel: Giving a Voice to the Voiceless
Every year, thousands of animal cruelty cases are reported nationwide. These cases can result from either deliberate abuse or merely the failure to take proper care of an animal. As sheriff of Broward County, it is my duty to ensure that all animals in our community are protected. Whether you live in an urban or a rural community, animal abuse is a serious crime.
Broward County Public Schools Honors Top Teachers and Principals
This year, Principal of the Year goes to Coral Park Elementary’s Camille Pontillo, which will please many of her students and parents. Congratulations to all of the winners.
Wrong Way Driver Tells Inside Edition She’s Heartbroken Over Accident
The woman accused of drunken driving in the wrong-way crash that killed two 21-year-old best friends from Coral Springs will be on Inside Edition tonight explaining her side of the story.
Carter Holds City Commission Campaign Event at Bonefish Grill
Friends came out to Bonefish Grill on Monday night to show their support for candidate Joy Carter who is running for an open Coral Springs City Commission seat in November.
The City of Coral Springs Offering Free Wi-Fi at Parks by End of May
There won’t be any excuse not to get outside and do your online work, because by the end of May, you’ll be able to stay connected while enjoying a day out at many of our city parks.
National Day of Prayer Observed in Coral Springs
The National Day of Prayer celebration highlights the strength in diversity found in our community, and the City of Coral Springs prides itself as an inclusive community which embraces people of different faiths.
Coral Springs Resident Gets Hosed with an $800 Water Bill
Imagine paying the same amount for your water bill every single month, every single year, but one day you get a bill that’s so unreasonably high that you’re certain that it must be a mistake. This is what happened to one resident last month when she received her water bill from the City of Coral Springs.
A High School Without a Theater: Coral Glades Students Raise Money for Equipment
Back in 2004 when Coral Glades High School was built, funds that were to be used to build an auditorium had to be used for classrooms instead.
Coral Springs High School Offers Fire Academy Program
Coral Springs High School students can jump-start their careers by enrolling in two innovative programs in partnership with the City of Coral Springs Fire Department.
Not only can students sign up for the Fire Academy Innovative Program, now they can enroll for the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Program.
Coral Springs Holds Shredathon in May
Time to throw out old documents because the City of Coral Springs will be holding their next Shredathon where your items will be safely destroyed.
Coral Springs Tennis Ralleyball winners announced
Ralleyball is part of the new 10 and under junior development program, using shorter courts, shorter rackets and softer tennis balls. Participants are placed on teams according to age, playing a match for one hour on Saturdays and having a team practice one day after school. Each player received a team shirt for the league play, and had a pizza party after the last match.
School Board Member Wants Parents to Start Dressing Appropriately
One Florida School Board member wants to spread the word that parents that wear inappropriate outfits to pick up their children from school are not setting a good example. Do Coral Springs have parents that have this issue?
Lawn Equipment Thief Arrested After Breaking into Car in Coral Springs
A man suspected of breaking into commercial vehicles, including targeting landscaping equipment in the Coral Springs area has been arrested on Wednesday.
Coral Springs High School Starts Innovative Program Using Smartphones
Cellphones are usually forbidden during class at most Broward County Public Schools, however, students at Coral Springs High School, are encouraged to use them through the “Bring Your Own Technology” initiative, which incorporates smartphone usage into many lesson plans.
Serial Car Burglar Arrested: Admits Breaking into Hundreds of Vehicles
A joint operation between the Broward Sheriff’s Office Burglary Apprehension Team and Coral Springs Police Department’s Burglary Enforcement And Reduction team led to the arrest of a 26-year-old serial burglar who has admitted to breaking into more than 200 cars in the last four months.
J.P. Taravella High School Culinary Students Take Top Honors in Statewide Competition
Culinary students from J.P. Taravella High School won first place overall in the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association’s Educational Foundation’s 14th Annual ProStart Culinary Team Competition.
Caught on Video: Parkland Pigeon-Toed Peeping Tom
A Peeping Tom that has targeted Parkland residents in the communities of The Grand Cypress Estates and The Landings has been caught on security cameras by one resident.