Three officers from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department were honored with an award after their quick actions led to saving a woman’s life.

N early 25 years after her wrongful arrest, Kirstin Blaise Lobato has been awarded $34 million in damages by a federal jury in her civil lawsuit against the Las Vegas Metro Police Department.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department honored more than two dozen police officers — and even a few civilians — Wednesday for their help in saving lives in the community.

Kirstin Lobato, who was wrongly convicted twice and served nearly 16 years in a Nevada state prison for a 2001 killing she did not commit, was awarded $34 million in a civil trial.

US jury finds Vegas police fabricated evidence in 2001 killing, awards $34 million to exonerated woman ...

A North Las Vegas Police officer was shot and killed in a shootout with a suspect Tuesday. Officers returned fire and killed the suspect.

A new security policy the NFL is implementing leaguewide in 2024 is facing some pushback from a police union in Las Vegas that could potentially lead to many of them refusing to work Raiders games.

The civil trial jury found Las Vegas police and two detectives, now retired, fabricated evidence during their investigation and intentionally inflicted emotional distress upon Lobato.

The civil trial jury found Las Vegas police and two detectives, now retired, fabricated evidence during their investigation and intentionally inflicted emotional distress upon Lobato.

A federal jury in Las Vegas has awarded more than $34 million to a woman who served more than 15 years in prison for a 2001 killing she did not commit.

Last October, a state court judge in Las Vegas issued a certificate declaring Lobato innocent of Bailey’s killing.