Shakira began her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" tour at Hard Rock Stadium with guest acts, heightened fan anticipation, and traffic concerns for the eventful weekend.

A man died and another was critically injured in a shooting that led to a car crash in Miami Gardens; Demonte Lumpkin, the deceased, was shot before crashing into a townhouse.

Miami forecast: sunny with a high near 88 today, slight rain chance at night; hot, hazy weekend, dry with highs in low 90s; evenings partly cloudy, around 80 degrees. Tropics calm, rain chances increase next week.

A fire at Sunny Isles Beach engulfed three boats early Friday morning, with no injuries reported. Firefighters and the U.S. Coast Guard responded, evacuating a nearby building. The fire's cause is under investigation.

The Trump administration's travel bans are affecting communities in South Florida, particularly those from Haiti, Cuba, and Venezuela, restricting travel for various reasons and causing concern about family separations and future reunions.

Crowds in South Florida lined up at retail stores for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, with fans excited for the new console's improved display and hardware.

Two teens were hospitalized after a Lauderhill apartment complex shooting; one is in critical condition. The motive is unknown, and law enforcement seeks leads.

Sanjay Singh received a 23-year prison sentence for his involvement in a $158 million Ponzi scheme through his trucking company, Royal Bengal Logistics.

The Coral Springs community has awarded $40,000 in MLK scholarships to 24 high school seniors for their commitment to social justice and community service.

One person was found deceased and another critically injured in a Miami-Dade trailer during a welfare check by sheriff's deputies. The homicide unit is investigating the incident with limited details available.

Miami's weather forecast includes intermittent showers with a 30% chance of rain and thunderstorms, partly sunny skies, and temperatures up to 87 degrees. Saharan dust may reduce storm development, with upcoming days expected to be mostly sunny.

Two former South Florida public servants, Angelo Stephen and George Arestuche, were sentenced for COVID-19 relief fraud, receiving prison time, supervised release, and orders to pay restitution.

Crane operation at Embassy Suites in Deerfield Beach leads to road closures and traffic detours on S. Ocean Way and SE 9th Street for elevator equipment movement.