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Over 200 Peaceful Protestors in Vincennes Part of National “No Kings Day”

By John Szink Jun 16, 2025 | 8:20 AM

A crowd estimated at over 200 showed up Saturday for a “No Kings Day” protest at Patrick Henry Square in Vincennes.

The peaceful protest featured speakers and signs opposing the Trump Administration.

Marsha Fleming is Chair of the Knox County Democratic Party which sponsored the protest…

Indiana State Police say an estimated three-thousand Hoosiers gathered at the Indiana Statehouse for the “No Kings Day” protest.

At least one person was arrested for a scuffle with an opposing protester.

Around five-thousand people took part in the protest in Fort Wayne, and several thousand people demonstrated in South Bend.

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