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The Duluth Police Department is investigating vandalism at the Lester Park Elementary Playground.  Someone set fire to the plastic mulch beneath a piece of playground equipment.  The fire was small and it was put out quickly.

It appears there's been another shooting incident in the Northland, this time in Duluth's East Hillside neighborhood.

What is happening in our community? Shooting, robberies and house fires are occurring almost on a daily basis and in all parts of town.  There was additional house fires and another two shootings over the weekend.

My husband and I run in various areas of the City, sometimes near wooded areas, sometimes near Lake Superior and most often on Park Point.  The thought has crossed my mind, what if we were to come across a body or human remains.  I shudder to think that that has happened to someone and my condolences go out to the family of the deceased.

The Duluth Police Department is going through a strategic planning process, the first such process since 2008, and they would love your input on how they can best the community moving forward.

On Tuesday, August 23 and Thursday, August 25, the Duluth Police Department is hosting the 4th Annual Kids, Cars and Cops Event.  This is great family event is free to attend.

A group of community members, who want to promote peace and unity, have organized an event designed to bring everyone together to show support for local law enforcement officials. "Duluth Supports Their Law Enforcement Officials" will be held on Thursday August 25, Friday August 26, and Saturday August 27 from 7:30pm-10:30pm each night at the South Street Footbridge between 16th & 17

The Duluth Police Department has issued a release telling citizens of a level three sexual offender in the Duluth area.

Duluth Police Officer Ron Tinsley stopped at the studios yesterday to show us the new squad car they have to raise awareness for Autism.  He explains to us why they do this, and how they use the squad car in their operations.

The old saying goes that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.  The Duluth Police Departments wants you to be aware of online "Help Wanted" scams that could end with you having money and personal information stolen.

Ken and I took the B105 Breakfast Club on the road to the Grand Opening of Dunkin' Donuts on Central Entrance.  We expected lots of people to stop by and buy lots of donuts, but didn't expect THIS.  Public Information Officer Ron Tinsley from the Duluth Police Department stopped and proved that cops do LIKE donuts!

Sometimes all it takes to solve a crime is some help from the community and the Duluth Police Department has introduced a new app that will make it easier for everyone to help.