Utah, protest and No Kings
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In light of this weekend's deadly shootings at the Salt Lake City protest march and WestFest, it's hard not to wonder whether events in Utah need tighter security.
Saturday marks the first full day of Marines on duty in Los Angeles, one week after protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids ignited in LA.
Organizers of the SLC 'No Kings' protest told KSL TV that a volunteer peacekeeper fired his weapon believing there was an "imminent threat to protesters."
People continued to gather around a growing memorial to Afa Ah Loo on Tuesday, placing flowers and mementos to honor the life of the man killed while attending what had been a peaceful protest march.
Utah mourns the death of a peaceful protester and a mother and child at a city fair, while political violence claims lives hundreds of miles away. Is this the new American normal?
Tragedy at Utah "No Kings" protest as 39-year-old participant dies after being accidentally shot by event security responding to armed man with rifle.
One victim and one suspect were hospitalized after a shooting during the "No Kings" protest in downtown Salt Lake City.About 10,000 people were marching between
A full day of "No Kings" protests brought huge crowds to across Utah as part of a coordinated effort of nationwide demonstrations against the Trump administration and its immigration policies.
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