Portland police arrested three people yesterday/SAT during protests outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Building. Joni Auden Land reports.

Millions of protesters nationwide turned out Saturday for the third “No Kings” demonstrations, including across the Pacific Northwest. As Joni Auden Land reports, rallies held in Oregon remained peaceful.

Saturday's No Kings rallies brought out thousands of people across Washington State opposed to the policies of The Trump Administration.

March and rally sizes ranged from a few dozen on neighborhood street corners to an estimated 90-thousand in Seattle.

Details from KNKX's Lisa Brooks.

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Hundreds of thousands of protesters in the Northwest turned out for the third No Kings protest on Saturday.

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Thousands of Oregonians took to the streets yesterday [Saturday] as part of the estimated 3-thousand “No Kings 3-point-0” protests held across the U.S. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports from the event in Springfield.

Organizers with the “No Kings 3-point-0” rally say they held it in Springfield to connect with other demographics, including the Latine [LAH-tin-eh] community.

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Governor Bob Ferguson has signed a new law instructing the state superintendent to study limiting cell phones in schools…. but some parent advocates worry Washington is getting left behind as other states adopt more comprehensive restrictions.

KNKX Murrow News Fellow Nate Sanford has more.

The Middle East war is affecting consumers at the gas pump… including Washington farmers.

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At least two dozen states have passed policies restricting phones in schools… But Washington lacks a comprehensive statewide policy