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Forest Glen Middle School: Can an Arts Academy Save It?
Forest Glen Middle School faces possible closure. Could a performing arts academy change its future? Here's what the enrollment and financial numbers reveal.
How Coral Springs Nearly Lost Its First Police Station
The Museum of Coral Springs History occupies a small wooden building constructed in 1964 as a real estate sales office. It subsequently served as the city's first administration building, first police station and a Jaycees clubhouse. After being moved to the city dump for firefighter training, it was accidentally set on fire. Residents organized its rescue, and the restored structure opened as a museum in 1978. Its survival illustrates how community decisions preserve connections to a city's beginnings.
$72.5M Sawgrass Expressway Widening at Atlantic Boulevard
A $72.5 million project is widening the Sawgrass Expressway to 10 lanes and rebuilding the Atlantic Boulevard interchange near Coral Springs
What Makes Walking and Biking Realistic Options in Coral Springs?
Broward's low-stress mobility plan reveals why having a sidewalk or bike lane doesn't necessarily make getting around without a car feel practical
What Coral Springs Plans to Do With $110,000 Left Over From Five City Projects
Five Coral Springs projects left $110,000 in unused federal grant funding. Here's what the city proposes to do with the money next.
What Happens After Coral Springs Asks Residents What They Want
Coral Springs gathered 2,379 Vision 2035 responses. Here's how those community priorities move into city plans, budgets and initiatives.
What Cybersecurity Has to Do With Coral Springs' Water
Coral Springs wants to replace aging water-system telemetry with encrypted technology, revealing the digital infrastructure behind drinking water.
Why E-Bikes Are Changing How Coral Springs Kids Get Around
E-bikes are changing youth mobility in Coral Springs as the city adapts its rules and crashes involving young e-device riders increase.
Why Coral Springs Wants a Hotel at the Sportsplex
Coral Springs is seeking a developer for a 225-room-plus Sportsplex hotel as the city plans to attract larger tournaments and visiting athletes.
Why Coral Springs Police Want to Ban Crypto ATMs
After residents reportedly lost more than $320,000 to crypto scams, Coral Springs Police is pushing to ban cryptocurrency ATMs in the city.
Why Sandy Ridge Sanctuary Exists in the Middle of Coral Springs
Sandy Ridge Sanctuary exists because Coral Springs residents made a deliberate choice during the city's rapid growth to preserve environmentally sensitive land.
Why the Next Change to Downtown Coral Springs May Start With What's Already There
New zoning along Sample Road and University Drive changes what familiar downtown Coral Springs properties may eventually be allowed to become.
Why a Government Kiosk Is Showing Up at Publix
A vehicle-registration kiosk inside a Coral Springs Publix is part of a larger shift in how Broward residents access routine government services.
What Does 9/11 Mean to a Generation That Doesn't Remember It?
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Coral Springs' memorial is beginning to serve a generation that knows the attacks through history rather than memory.
Why Students With Disabilities Are Getting Work Experience Before They Leave School
Coral Springs hosts students with disabilities for paid summer work through Arc Broward, helping them gain workplace experience before leaving school.
What Happens When Someone Tries to Change the Ownership of Your Home
About 67% of homesteaded Coral Springs property owners use Broward's Owner Alert service. Here's what it does when property ownership changes.
Why Moving Coral Springs Charter School Could Change Downtown
Coral Springs is exploring a new Charter School campus, a move that could also free a prominent downtown property for a different future.
What Your Water Meter May Soon Tell You Before Your Bill Does
About 10,000 CSID smart water meters could help customers in part of Coral Springs spot leaks and unusual water use sooner.
Why Two Coral Springs Schools Could Close Even as the City Keeps Growing
Broward County Public Schools is considering consolidations involving Coral Springs Elementary and Forest Glen Middle as district enrollment continues to decline.
Why Broward Students Are Bringing the Classroom Home
BCPS students can take district-issued laptops home, reflecting how the tools required for school increasingly extend beyond the classroom.
Why Saving Water Is Becoming Easier to Participate In
Coral Springs' participation in Broward County's water conservation partnership reflects a growing focus on helping residents save water through rebates, education, and practical tools.
What Happens When You Want to Grow Older Without Leaving Coral Springs?
As Coral Springs residents age, home modifications, services and more flexible housing choices could make staying in the community easier.
What an Eight-Day Rescue in Venezuela Reveals About Coral Springs
Seven Coral Springs personnel helped respond after devastating Venezuela earthquakes, revealing the larger disaster-response network behind local rescue expertise
What Property Taxes Pay for in Coral Springs
A Florida property-tax amendment could reduce Coral Springs revenue by nearly $27 million annually, revealing what local property taxes help support.
Why Schools Are Teaching More Than Traditional Subjects
Florida's new Resiliency Educator Endorsement highlights a broader shift in education, where schools increasingly focus on life skills alongside traditional academic learning.
Why Florida's Home Insurance Market May Be Starting to Feel Different
Several recent developments suggest Florida's homeowners insurance market may be stabilizing, with more competition, fewer Citizens policies, and signs of potential relief for some Broward County homeowners.
Why Coral Springs Is Moving Its Art Museum Downtown
The Coral Springs Museum of Art is moving downtown this fall, trading some gallery space for greater visibility, new amenities and a different role in community life.
The New Sportsplex Won't Just Be for Sports
The delayed Sportsplex vote highlights how Coral Springs is increasingly shaping major public projects through extended planning, financial review, and community discussion before construction begins.
Why Emergency Care Is Moving Closer to Home Across Broward County
Broward Health's new freestanding emergency rooms reflect a broader shift in healthcare, bringing hospital-level emergency care closer to neighborhoods across Broward County.
The Next Big Change in Coral Springs May Be How Neighborhoods Are Built
Broward County's resilience plan offers more than flood protection. It reveals how future neighborhoods may gradually evolve through redesigned streets, green infrastructure, and resilient redevelopment.