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Reno's No Kings rally draws 18,000 protesters Sat.

Reno's No Kings rally draws 18,000 protesters Saturday

Thousands gathered today in Reno’s City Plaza near the metal “Believe” structure to protest what they consider overreach by President Donald Trump.

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Thousands march at 'No Kings' protest in downtown Louisville Saturday

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People gather for "No Kings" protests across the country

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About 4,000 rally for democracy at second 'No Kings Day' protest in Stockton

About 4,000 protesters gathered Saturday morning at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton for the second "No Kings Day" protest, one of three in San Joaquin County scheduled for the weekend.

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Across the Nation, ‘No Kings’ Protesters Rally to Oppose Trump

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Thousands rally across Rochester region in ‘No Kings’ protests

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Thousands join No Kings Day protests across California in major turnout

Two of President Donald Trump ’s Cabinet secretaries, along with some congressional Republicans, have accused Democrats of prolonging the two-week-old government shutdown for the sake of the "No Kings...

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Massive crowds gather across US for ‘No Kings’ protests against Trump

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No Kings: Demonstrators take to the streets nationwide to protest Trump administration

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University of Nevada, Reno’s Day at the Museum returns

This free, family-friendly event invites you to walk the University of Nevada, Reno’s Museum District and tour 15 museums and units on and around campus.

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What's opened, closed in Reno on Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples Day

Monday, Oct. 13, is Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day. If you're looking to get some errands done on Monday, beware, some offices are closed.

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GSR breaks ground on future home of Nevada Men's Basketball

Grand Sierra Resort broke ground Sept. 30 on the GSR Arena, the future home of Nevada Men's Basketball beginning 2027-28

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Woodruffs to perform Chautauqua presentation about Donner Party survivors

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - David and Gayle Woodruff are local actors and historians. They’ll be performing their program, “Those That Survived,” Tuesday, Oct. 21 at Reno Little Theate r.