Among the hundreds of signs being waved by protesters at the No Kings rally in Cuyahoga Falls on Oct. 18, one stood out.  “Trump: The Silent Coup,” read the sign that was painted on a canvas rather than poster board and had a red “V” over the message.

No Kings protests are planned in Greater Akron this weekend. Here's why the protests are happening again and where they will be held.

Here's where some of the other No Kings rallies are scheduled in Northeast Ohio and throughout the state: Cuyahoga Falls: Intersection of Portage Trail and State Road from 11-12:30 p.m. Strongsville: The Commons, intersection of Pearl Road and Ohio 82, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

For the third time in two years, residents have demanded accountability after grand juries absolved officers of wrongdoing.

More anti-Trump "No Kings" protests are in the works. Here's when and where they're happening in Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland.

The uncomfortable truth is that grand juries consist of ordinary citizens. Are you participating in civic life?

Activists are calling for broader reforms of the city’s police department as frustrations mount from three police shootings of Black men in recent years.