No Kings rallies are set to take place across Utah, including Salt Lake City, with marches planned for the first time since a previous event where an innocent man was killed. Police are prepared, emphasizing safety and monitoring for any violent or destructive behavior. Organizers and participants express confidence in the police presence and the symbolic importance of marching.
A demonstrator carries a sign as they rally at the 14th and U street corridor before marching to the national Mall during a No Kings protest in Washington, Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025. On Saturday, No Kings rallies return to Utah.
There will be 18 events across the state, including in Salt Lake City. Safety has been at the forefront of events like these ever since an innocent man was shot and killed during a No Kings march last June. The organizers running this event are not the same ones who organized the protest and march in June. This also isn't the first No Kings rally since that shooting; however, this will be the first time they officially march since it happened.'No Kings' protests return nationwide, including Salt Lake City Johnson said SLCPD has been planning for the event for a while and will be on the lookout for any violent or destructive behavior. 2News asked him if there have been any changes in how police approach and handle events like this since last summer's incident.The last No Kings protest happened in October and stayed at the Capitol building with no march. Organizers said at the time it was out of an abundance of caution. That's not the case this time around, as a march is planned from Washington Square Park to the Capitol.“I think there's something symbolic in marching,” said Sarah Buck with Salt Lake Indivisible. Buck said they've had several spontaneous, successful marches since October and now feel comfortable doing it once again."They've got our backs in general,” Buck said. “And that is a really good feeling in the crazy world we're living in." 2News reached out to other cities hosting protests, including Ogden and Provo, to ask how they are planning to handle the events but did not hear back.Bangerter Highway will be closed in West Jordan over the weekend.The highway will close from 9000 South to 7800 South starting at 7 a.m. on Saturday, March 28,A Cedar City family is preparing to say goodbye to a 7-year-old child who was struck by an SUV while riding a scooter on his way to school.The incident happenA large house fire broke out in the Sandy area, prompting a response from Unified Fire Authority and the Sandy Fire Department.Benjamin Porter, a spokespersonA St. George neighborhood experienced an infestation of hundreds of roof rats. Exterminators said the population would increase exponentially across St. GeorgeA dangerous intersection is set to get new equipment to make it safer after two men were killed atMidvalley Highway and Parachute Park Lane.And in a case of tr
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