Officers and Special Olympics athletes will carry the ‘flame of hope’ through the city of Duluth, raising awareness and funds for athletes.

Lafayette law enforcement will run the “Flame of Hope” through the city May 15 to support Special Olympics Louisiana.

Since May 17, members of law enforcement have carried the "Flame of Hope" more than 700 miles across the state, symbolically lighting the way for Special Olympics athletes.

With the Special Olympics “Flame of Hope” as an inspiration, four Special Olympics athletes and about 60 local law enforcement officers run along West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz Thursday ...

The "Flame of Hope" is making its way across Massachusetts as part of the Special Olympics Massachusetts Law Enforcement Torch Run Statewide Final Leg, with a special stop at the Hampden County ...

Law enforcement officers carry Flame of Hope through Lafayette as part of statewide run for Special Olympics Louisiana.

The Flame of Hope will be carried through parts of the Commonwealth before it reaches the Eastern Kentucky University campus. The Special Olympics Kentucky Opening Ceremony is set for Friday evening.

Lafayette law enforcement will run the “Flame of Hope” through the city May 15 to support Special Olympics Louisiana.

Mayor Craig Greenberg, Louisville police officers, and Special Olympic athletes joined together to mark the beginning of the tradition.

Lafayette law enforcement will run the “Flame of Hope” through the city May 15 to support Special Olympics Louisiana.