LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – While Metro Sheriff Kevin McMahill made headlines Monday as he testified in favor of red light cameras in Nevada, we also want to let you know how emotional he got. In talking ...

Crime across the Las Vegas valley continues to decline, Las Vegas Metro police Sheriff Kevin McMahill said in an exclusive interview about the department and safety in the community.

(The Center Square) - The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department deserves high marks for reducing crime and will see more success with new technological tools, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said during ...

Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill is pledging to cut the number of officer-involved shootings in half this year, focusing on training and deescalation, after seeing an uptick in Metro shootings ...

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill said the blast had been directed “up through the truck” resulting in minimal damage to the surroundings.

Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill said the car was rented through the app in Colorado and the driver had arrived in Las Vegas, driving through the Las Vegas Strip before reaching the hotel where ...

Sheriff Kevin McMahill said his officers will not assist federal authorities with illegal immigrant 'roundups,' saying, 'That’s not my job; I have too much to do' ...

Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill was clear Wednesday about one of his goals for Nevada’s largest law enforcement agency for 2025. “My challenge to this organization is to get under 100 ...

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill credited Tesla boss Elon Musk for helping law enforcement investigate the Cybertruck explosion at the porte cochère of Trump Las Vegas.

Livelsberger rented the Cybertruck on Dec. 28 in Denver, McMahill said Thursday. His movements were traced on a route to Las Vegas using records from Tesla charging stations. Both firearms were ...

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill praised Elon Musk for his help as authorities investigate the Cybertruck explosion outside of the Trump International Hotel.

A Cybertruck explosion outside of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas was caused by firework mortars and camp fuel canisters, according to investigators, who have not confirmed a suspect name.