"No Kings" protests saw masses of people gather in cities across the United States on Saturday; Kansas City was no exception.

On Saturday, people in the Kansas City area will take part in the "No Kings" protest, three months after initial nationwide demonstrations on June 14.

Large crowds gathered Saturday in Missouri and Kansas and across the country to peacefully protest what organizers call a fight against "corruption" and "dictatorship."

Protesters turned out at roughly 2,700 rallies around the country to celebrate free speech and protest many of the Trump administration's actions.

Kay Krause was searching for a way to make a difference with so much “craziness happening around us.” So she meditated. That’s how she came up with the idea to try to make life better for immigrants who are housed at the Chase County Detention Center a half-mile from her house.