2021 Coral Springs Holiday Parade Video and Winners Announced
Residents who missed the 2021 Coral Springs Holiday Parade can view it now, thanks to the city who did a great job making this year’s event such a success.
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Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Trucks Light Up With Holiday Music
Giving residents something to smile about for the holidays, in 2018, the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department and the Coral Springs Police launched a fun, energetic video…
Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons on the Capitol Riots: ‘What I Saw Today Absolutely Disheartened Me’
Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons, the first African American to hold this title in the history of Coral Springs, expressed his frustration over rioting at the nation’s Capitol on Wednesday.
Racist TikTok Videos Lead to Coral Springs Police Sergeant’s Temporary Suspension
A Coral Springs police sergeant was ordered to undergo 40 hours of racial bias and sensitivity training after he posted TikTok videos suggesting Mexicans be sent back to Mexico.
Video: Patient at Broward Health Coral Springs Celebrates 101st Birthday
An amazing milestone was reached by one patient at Broward Health Coral Springs.
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Invites Residents to Get Fit
The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department is releasing workout videos in an extended series shared on Youtube and their Facebook page.
During COVID-19, Teachers Find Humor with Poetry and Parody
Amid a global pandemic, third-grade teachers at Eagle Ridge Elementary School found a creative way to inspire their students, using poetry and a riff to a well-known Bee Gees song.
State Rep. Dan Daley Directs Residents on Re-Employment Assistance and Loans
State Representative Dan Daley said the challenges of sheltering in place and away from COVID-19 were going to continue through May
Over 100 Teachers and Staff Offer Sunshine and Smiles to Coral Springs Middle Students
In a video featuring the vocal stylings of Justin Timberlake, Queen and the American Authors’ ‘Best Day of my Life’ song, Coral Springs Middle students
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Wins Emmy for Documenting their Cancer Battles
When Paul Pietrafesa, a driver for Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, his wife Karen said she was glad he and their family had done everything they always wanted to do, and that they had lived every day like it was their last.
County Commissioner Udine Awards Proclamation to Coral Springs Museum of Art
A proclamation was given by Broward County Commission Michael Udine to the Coral Springs Museum of Art
Video and Winners Announced of the 2018 Coral Springs Holiday Parade
Residents who missed the 2018 Coral Springs Holiday Parade can view it now, thanks to the city who did a great job making this year’s event such a success.
Head-Butting Tortoise Video from Sawgrass Nature Center Goes Viral
Thanks to a territorial tortoise at the Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital, a video we shot has gone viral.
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Trucks Light Up With Holiday Music
Hoping to give residents something to smile about for the holidays, the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department, along with the Coral Springs Police, launched a fun, energetic video to get them in the holiday spirit.
Coral Springs Student Explains the Amendments on November Ballot
She can’t vote until 2020, but that doesn’t stop Madison McEwen, a junior at North Broward Preparatory School, from doing everything in her power to educate those who can about the all the amendments on the ballot.
Video Shows School Shooter’s Movements Through Marjory Stoneman Douglas
A video released by the Broward Sheriff’s Office provides Nikolas Cruz’s movements during the six minutes and 45 seconds he spent inside the school building.
Residents Collecting Baby Items for Hurricane’s Tiniest Victims
Elyse Claprood is heading up a baby supply drive to help out families that are in shelters around the Houston area because she said that babies are the most vulnerable victims.
Happy Homecoming for Air Force Sergeant Returning from Kuwait
It was a hero’s return from overseas when friends, family and neighbors welcomed Senior Master Sergeant Chad Martens back home from his deployment in Kuwait.
Coral Springs Honors Veterans on 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Day
WWII Veterans were honored in Coral Springs on the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
State Rep Passes Holocaust Memorial Bill in Tallahassee
The floor of the State House went silent while Representative Jared Moskowitz…
Video of the 2016 Coral Springs Women’s Wellness Marathon
On Saturday, the City of Coral Springs held their 11th Race For Women’s Wellness 5k and Half Mile receiving rave reviews from runners, sponsors and the community.
Rally Held for American Hostage Held Nine Years in Iran
When Doug Levinson last saw his father, he was only 13 years-old and five-foot-four. Nine years later at six-feet-four, he said if his father was back, they would both the same height.
Teachers Hold Rally Over Stalled Salary Negotiations
Broward County Teachers took to the streets to protest they haven’t reached a salary settlement with the district yet.
Two Seriously Injured in Plane Crash North of Parkland
A plane crash seriously injuring two people on Sunday morning went down in a wildlife refuge area north of Parkland…
Family Gets Congressional Recognition for Returning Vietnam Medals
Congressman Ted Deutch honored several citizens at his Town Hall meeting including those that found and returned a Vietnam Veteran’s medals to their rightful owner.
VIDEO: Coral Springs Fire Academy 2015
Check out this video of the 2015 Coral Springs Fire Academy class and get a first hand look at what these students go through during their training.
Bird’s Eye View: Guess The Coral Springs Park
Coral Springs is the City with everything under the sun and the parks are no exception.
Local Indie Filmmaker Uses City as Backdrop for Movies
Independent filmmaker Jason Galotti loves writing and acting and has created a new YouTube movie filmed in Coral Springs called “Batman Saved Today.”
Councilman Forgets to Turn His Mic Off During Bathroom Break
This would never happen in our City because fortunately, our commissioners don’t wear microphones, but during the Georgetown, Texas City Commission meeting, the mayor accidentally forgot to turned his mic off when he went to take a bathroom break sharing every detail with the chamber.
Video: IRS Scammers Threaten Resident with Jail
After receiving a phone call from someone telling me that an arrest warrant was underway if I didn’t pay my taxes from 2011, I picked up my camera and recorded the call because I knew I was going to have fun with this.