Around Wake, Durham and Johnston counties, groups gathered in protest of the Trump administration. Thousands met at various rallies Saturday in the Triangle in total. The

N.C. House Representative Julie von Haefen (D-36) posted a photo taken at a Raleigh 'No Kings' protest of a woman holding a sign of a guillotine flanked by two dangling life-sized heads.

Under the banner of "No Kings," people turned out in towns large and small with signs and chants in a largely peaceful protest against policies of the Trump administration.

Raleigh's 'No Kings' protest moved to Capital Boulevard due to downtown conflicts. Organizers say this will help them reach less engaged audiences in a busy corridor. Raleigh police say they have ...

Crowds gathered at Orange Street Community Center and at Granville County Democratic Party headquarters. In Lee County, a "No King's" rally sponsored by the Lee County Democratic Party was held on the sidewalk in front of the old courthouse on S. Horner Boulevard in Sanford.

Groups across the country are holding “No Kings Day” events in opposition to the Trump administration, several are set to take place in the Triangle area and

North Carolina Democratic Rep Julie von Haefen faced intense backlash on social media over a post from the ‘No Kings’ protest in Raleigh

Around Wake and Durham counties, groups are gathering in protest of the Trump administration. Thousands were expected to rally in the Triangle in total. This is all part of a national day of action where organizers are spending Saturday holding a ‘No Kings’ protest.

Cities across North Carolina are preparing for the "No Kings" protests, a part of a "nationwide day of defiance" against President Donald Trump, coinciding with Flag Day on June 14.