Several hundred protesters gathered in Salt Lake City for a largely peaceful demonstration in support of immigrants as national debate on the issue heats up.

Plans for peaceful demonstrations are underway for this weekend across the country, with 18 here in the Beehive State. Police and organizers say ignoring and avoiding potential agitators is the

Local leaders and Gov. Spencer Cox urged "No Kings" demonstrators to be peaceful this weekend, but if protests devolve into violence or vandalism--and if the 20

Gov. Spencer Cox addresses the protests in Los Angeles and President Trump's decision to deploy the National Guard and the Marines.

Several protests are set to take place this weekend all across Utah, including cities like Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Moab and St. George.

Israel launched a military strike on Iran early Friday, targeting nuclear-linked facilities in what U.S. sources called a precision operation.

Rallies are scheduled across the country Saturday for a nationwide day of action, including in the Wasatch Back.

Salt Lake City Police called the protest "mostly peaceful" as officers engaged with the crowd as demonstrations began, handing out guidelines for lawful gatherings. At the beginning of the protest, though,