New Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz issued a stern warning during a press conference in Doral Tuesday for those planning to create chaos on the roads during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

Authorities responded to a motorcycle officer who was injured.

Rosie Cordero-Stutz was the first person in more than six decades Tuesday to be sworn in as Miami-Dade County sheriff.

Orange Bowl Committee Organizers held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday at Walt Frazier Park in Miami Gardens.

On the latest episode of This Week in South Florida, host Glenna Milberg speaks to Miami-Dade Sheriff-elect Rosie Cordero-Stutz, attorney Rafael Yaniz, community leader Marili Cancio, attorney Stephen Johnson and CEO of Kind Designs Anya Freeman.

In just days, thousands will descend on Hard Rock Stadium for the Orange Bowl, but this year, it’s in the shadow of the horrific New Year’s attack in New Orleans.

This Week In South Florida host Glenna Milberg interviews Republican state Rep. Daniel Perez, of Miami, the incoming Florida House Speaker; Democratic state Sen. Jason Pizzo, the incoming Florida Senate minority leader; U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, elected to serve his 12th term representing District 26; and Miami-Dade County Sheriff-elect Rosie Cordero-Stutz. Milberg also features Local 10 News Animal Advocate Jacey Birch’s interview with Annette Jose, the Miami-Dade County Animal Services director.

This Week In South Florida host Glenna Milberg interviews Republican state Rep. Daniel Perez, of Miami, the incoming Florida House Speaker; Democratic state Sen. Jason Pizzo, the incoming Florida Senate minority leader; U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, elected to serve his 12th term representing District 26; and Miami-Dade County Sheriff-elect Rosie Cordero-Stutz. Milberg also features Local 10 News Animal Advocate Jacey Birch’s interview with Annette Jose, the Miami-Dade County Animal Services director.

With the holiday shopping season almost here, Miami-Dade’s mayor, police director and incoming sheriff came together to talk safety Friday.

The first election for a Miami-Dade County sheriff in more than six decades arrived with a win by Sheriff-elect Rosie Cordero-Stutz.

The first election for a sheriff in Miami-Dade County in more than six decades came down to two candidates.

Former Miami-Dade Police Department Director Freddy Ramirez made a rare public appearance on Thursday. He was joined by his wife to announce his endorsement of Miami-Dade County sheriff candidate James Reyes.

A historic race for sheriff is underway in Miami-Dade County, a position not voted on in the county since the 1960s.

With the primary victories behind them, Democrat James Reyes and Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz now have their sights set on November, where one of them will become Miami-Dade’s first elected sheriff in 60 years.

With the primary victories behind them, Democrat James Reyes and Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz now have their sights set on November, where one of them will become Miami-Dade’s first elected sheriff in 60 years.

Miami-Dade County is holding its first sheriff election in over 60 years, with 11 Republican and four Democratic candidates competing.

Florida International University played host to a town hall Wednesday evening as some of the 15 candidates vying to become Miami-Dade County’s first elected sheriff since the 1960s made their case to win over voters.