Several "No Kings" protests took place across the county and city on Saturday.

Greensburg, Uniontown, and other areas across the Pittsburgh region saw many come out to protest Trump administration policies that they say are threatening the fabric of American democracy.

The biggest protest, however, happened in Downtown Pittsburgh.

One of the first protests began in McCandless, Allegheny County, where hundreds gathered to protest the Trump administration's policies on everything from abortion to ICE raids.

Hundreds also attended a late afternoon protest in Allegheny Commons. The biggest gathering was in front of the City-County Building.

Thousands listened to various speakers and music.

"Not everyone here agrees on everything, but they agree we should be working for a better America

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