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Marjory Stoneman Douglas Swim Team Combines to Win 15 Events Against St. Thomas Aquinas
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas swim teams combined for 15 first-place finishes in a strong showing against St. Thomas Aquinas on September 3.

Margate Crime Blotter: Thief Steals $6,600 Worth of Property on State Road 7
The Margate Police Department responded to various incidents and made multiple arrests between September 1 and September 7, 2026.

Opinion: Forest Glen Was Promised a Chance — Give It a Real One
Forest Glen Middle School was given a one-year reprieve from the Broward County School Board. Now, barely a year later, it is back on the chopping block.

Coral Springs Police Search for Missing and Endangered 87-Year-Old Woman
An 87-year-old woman has been reported missing and endangered in Coral Springs.

Coconut Creek Woman Accused in Phone Scam Targeting 75-Year-Old Texas Woman
A Coconut Creek woman faces three fraud-related charges after police linked her to a phone scam

Intensity Gymnastics Tees Up Inaugural Fundraiser in Margate
The Intensity Gymnastics Booster Club will host its inaugural Tee Off & Tumble Classic on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Oriole Golf Club in Margate.

Coral Springs Family Fun Night Showcases Recreation Programs for All Ages
Coral Springs residents can explore local recreation programs while enjoying an evening of family activities at an upcoming city event.

Chabad of Margate Welcomes Community for High Holiday Services and Celebrations
Chabad of Margate is inviting the community to observe the Jewish High Holidays with services, a traditional dinner, and a family-friendly gathering in the park.

Golden Retrievers Rally for Friendship at MSD Best Buddies Event
MSD Best Buddies will host a morning of friendship, community, and golden retrievers at the Happy Golden Best Buddies event.

Parkland’s Mayor for a Month Program Gives Students a Look Inside Local Government
Parkland students interested in government and community leadership can learn firsthand what it takes to lead a city through the Mayor for a Month program.

Free Resident Self-Service Sand Distribution
To help residents prepare for hurricane season, the City of Hollywood is offering free sand and sandbags on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

Opinion: From Parent Advocates to Candidates, Morst Backs Levi for Coral Springs Commission
Years before either Nicole Morst or Jennifer Levi ever considered running for office, they met the way many Coral Springs moms do: trying to solve a problem affecting their children and their community.