As part of 26-hundred other “No Kings” events held across the U.S., thousands of Eugeneans gathered at the federal courthouse yesterday (Saturday, 10/18) to denounce the Trump Administration. KLCC’s Brian Bull reports.

Across the U.S. yesterday [Saturday], millions of protesters took to the streets to denounce President Trump’s policies and statements. Eugene was no exception.

Thousands are marching [marched] in “No Kings” demonstrations across the Pacific Northwest today [on Saturday, Oct. 18] in a nationwide protest against Trump administration policies.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators marched from Pioneer Courthouse Square to Portland’s waterfront during today’s/yesterday’s [[SAT]] No Kings protest.

In addition to more than 100 No Kings protests, multiple counter protests took place across the Pacific Northwest today ((SAT)).

For the first time in more than a century, salmon are swimming above Upper Klamath Lake in Southern Oregon.

The candidates for Seattle City Attorney are sparring over who’s best suited to take on the Trump administration.

With more people lacking shelter in Washington state than ever before, homelessness has become a big issue in Seattle's mayoral election.

KUOW's John Ryan reports.

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The company that hopes to someday process Lane County’s organic waste and recyclables opened their facility for a tour recently.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White reports:

Woodburn teachers are looking for ways to bolster protection for staff and students as more U.S. immigration agents have been spotted in communities around the state. Woodburn has large Latino and Russian populations.