AMPLIFIED: Step inside and experience the Las Vegas Metro Police Academy. FOX5's Karla Salinas had the opportunity. She shares the intense training that LVMPD recruits undergo with our Tom Durian, such as scenarios that test decision-making under pressure. FULL: https://www.fox5vegas.com/2026/01/31/amplified-experiencing-las-vegas-metro-police-academy-firsthand/ | FOX5 Las Vegas

INSIDE K-9! The LVMPD K-9 section consists of 17 Police Officers, 3 Police Sergeants, and 28 working Police Dogs. Skilled in various tasks, such as narcotics and explosive detection, as well as suspect location and apprehension, these K9s play a crucial role in public safety. Typically, K-9 Officers remain paired with the same human partner throughout their career. They are brought home with each Officer, which helps with bonding and allows for quick responses to dynamic events within a moment's

First responders from across the valley are briefing at LVMPD headquarters before hitting the streets tonight. The “You Light It, We Write It” task force will be out in force to keep our neighborhoods safe and to crack down on illegal fireworks this 4th of July. | LVMPD

LVMPD Chronicles! Here's the 2nd installment of our new video series, featuring the real-life stories of police officers on the streets of Las Vegas. Today, it's the crazy encounter Sgt. Miguel Garcia had with a big dog who "stole" his gun! | LVMPD

For the first time ever, members of the community participated in the LVMPD’s captain promotional process. Six members of Metro’s Multicultural Advisory Council (MMAC) asked questions of current department lieutenants seeking promotion to captain. The change is part of the LVMPD's commitment to working with the community to address their concerns and educate the public on the inner workings of the department. | LVMPD

WIN THIS SET OF LVMPD POKER CHIPS! Help the LVMPD Facebook page reach 100,000 likes, and you could be the proud winner of this rare set of four poker chips featuring the logo of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Use your social media connections to invite Clark County residents to fight crime by "liking" LVMPD. The most creative and most effective efforts will be considered for the prize. Just leave a comment or send a message documenting your strategies and results for getting local