Nationwide protests against President Donald Trump coincided with his 79th birthday and a major military parade in Washington ...

President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown continued this week, prompting thousands in Arizona to join a ...

The protest at the state Capitol in Phoenix was slated to be peaceful and aimed at “making fun of the clown-in-chief on his birthday,” said Erica Connell, the Arizona liaison for the 50501 movement ...

The White House called the June 14 "No Kings" anti-Trump protests an "utter failure" but acts of resistance are continuing, ...

Trump demanded that demonstrators stop covering their faces at protests in Los Angeles last week. The protests broke out after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided worksites in the city.

PHOENIX – Arizona leaders are warning people who participate in Saturday’s “No Kings” protests to exercise their First Amendment rights peacefully — or face consequences.

The protest in Phoenix was among the 2,000 "No Kings" anti-Trump demonstrations planned around the country. "We have to make a stand," said protester Sarah Marmolejo, 28, of Gilbert.

The main protest at the Arizona Capitol will start at 9 a.m. and go until 12 p.m. Other protests will follow different schedules, but all will occur in the morning. Click the Mobilize links above ...

Arizona's Governor Hobbs and DPS Director Glover urge peaceful protests, stressing nonviolence and respect for law.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety estimated about 6,000 people gathered near the Capitol on June 14 for the anti-Trump ...

Thousands of Arizonans flooded the Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza and braved triple-degree heat June 14. Organizers called it ...

Phoenix protest organizers initially planned for 5,000 people, Connell said, but later expected between 10,000 and 15,000 people to attend. Connell attributed the rising count to outrage over the ...