More than a thousand people gathered at B.A. Clark Park in Spokane for the city's fifth "No Kings" rally, part of an ongoing series of demonstrations against the Trump administration. Attendees carried signs criticizing the president, the economy, tariffs, gas prices, immigration enforcement, the war in Ukraine, and Rep. Michael Baumgartner, while advocacy groups and political campaigns tabled nearby. Organizer Cynthia Hamilton, founder of Spokane Indivisible, said the recurring rallies aim to build community and sustain activist momentum into the November midterms, emphasizing organizing and education alongside protest. The event reflects continued grassroots opposition activity in the lead-up to the midterm elections.
