1 dead in Duluth shooting, police say
DULUTH — One person was killed in a shooting Tuesday in the Lincoln Park area.
The Duluth Police Department said officers responded to the reported shooting on the 400 block of Piedmont Avenue and found a male victim dead from apparent gunshot wounds.
The agency did not immediately specify the time of the incident, but issued a statement just after 4:30 p.m.
The man’s identity and further details were not immediately available, including whether any suspects have been detained or are being sought. Officers were on scene, and the public was being asked to stay away from the scene.
If it is deemed a homicide, it would be the first reported in the city in 2026. Duluth saw five homicides in 2025, including three involving gun violence.
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