Coral Springs News

Seven young men suspected of robbing people at a Coral Springs doughnut shop were arrested in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday, and police say the youths may be responsible for other robberies in Broward County .

Among the men is the son of two law enforcement officers who was arrested four months ago on robbery and weapons charges. Those charges were later dropped.

On Wednesday, Fort Lauderdale police pulled over a blue 2006 Ford Expedition about 2:30 a.m. because it matched the description of an SUV driven during a robbery at a Coral Springs Dunkin' Donuts an hour earlier, authorities said.

Ellen Erenstein and her husband, Marc, sold their home at 11822 NW 11th Place in Coral Springs for $575,000 to Brian E. Renaud and his wife, Jennifer, on June 16.

Seven teenagers accused of robbing a Dunkin Donuts store in Coral Springs on Wednesday may also be connected to other robberies, police said.

Fort Lauderdale Police officers are questioning seven young men, including the son of two of their own, midday Wednesday in connection with at least four armed robberies across South Florida.

A South Florida mother who lost custody of her son is headed to Panama to retrieve the body of her toddler.

Like its Intracoastal-hugging sister, the atmosphere at the new Blue Moon Fish Co.

No matter where chef Rino Balzano cooks, he rewards guests with hauntingly delicious food.

This peaceful little 3-month- old spot, owned and operated by chef 'Tep' Vichyavichien, bridges Thai, Japanese and Chinese cuisines, marrying them with artistic presentations and imaginative food.

Taverna Mythos is a debutante in a neighborhood not exactly lacking restaurants.

Federal authorities said a South Florida man racked up more than $100,000 in fraudulent charges after stealing credit card numbers from customers at a restaurant.

Heading to the Vans Warped Tour? Try to catch Coral Springs rockers A Dream of Reality, who recently scored a slot on the tour.

Federal prosecutors have charged a Broward County restaurateur with stealing credit card numbers from customers and ringing up more than $100,000 in fraudulent charges.

Forcing homeowners to cut back on their water usage because of the drought proved too successful. Now the city needs more money to run the water system.

So far this year, the city is $188,000 in the hole, said David Russek, the city's director of financial services. And if summer rains cause people to water their lawns even less, 'That works against us,' he said.

City commissioners this week tentatively approved an 8.75 percent increase in sewer and water rates, effective July 7. Final approval is expected June 17.

Christmas in July, a fundraising event that provides Thanksgiving food baskets to the needy and takes underprivileged children shopping for holiday gifts, will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. July 29 at Tijuana ...

U.S. Department of Justice United States Attorney Southern District of Florida 99 N.E. 4 Street, Miami, FL 33132 961-9001 July 9, 2008 NEWS RELEASE: R. Alexander Acosta, United States Attorney for the Southern ...

Federal prosecutors announced mortgage fraud charges today against six Broward County residents and one person from Palm Beach County who are accused of fraudulently obtaining home loans worth $10 million to ...

BACKGROUND: According to the American Stroke Association, stroke is the third-leading cause of death, behind heart disease and cancer.

Bond has been denied for a young man who stands accused of trying to kidnap an 11-year-old girl as she slept in her own bed.

THE PROBLEM Diane and Glenn Shapiro, of Coral Springs, contacted the South Florida Sun-Sentinel concerned about a potential safety hazard caused by a bent street sign in their neighborhood.

A Coral Springs teen accused of trying to kidnap a girl while she slept will remain behind bars without bond until his trial.