Downtown Las Vegas services and businesses prepare for protests throughout the weekend, boarding up windows and doors, modifying hours or preparing to stay open.

The Las Vegas Metro Police Department is sending a stern warning to anti-ICE protesters. For the past week, immigration officials have launched raids on

Las Vegas police arrested 94 protestors and cited juveniles after a rally turned unlawful, with four officers injured.

The “No Kings” protests taking place across the country on Saturday will be peaceful protests against an increasingly authoritarian Trump regime. These protests, now taking place in more than 2,000 sites across the U.S., have been planned for months and are NOT “anti-ICE” protests.

Several hundred people gathered and marched in downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday night to protest against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement tactics.

Days later, signs of Wednesday’s anti-ICE protest in downtown Las Vegas remain. Metro tells FOX5 vandalism like that is just one of the reasons command declared the demonstration an illegal assembly and shut it down.

ACLU attorney shares essential legal rights and safety guidelines for Nevadans planning to join protests, including what's protected and what actions could lead to arrest.

Nearly 100 protesters were arrested Wednesday evening when Metro Police declared an unlawful assembly at a downtown Las Vegas demonstration against nationwide immigration raids.

Marco Lopez, co-owner of Juice Stars, told 8 News Now his business was vandalized earlier this week during the Las Vegas protest downtown. Anti-ICE expletives were spray-painted on his storefront, and he spent nearly two hours cleaning it up.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - An Arizona man has been arrested for making a terroristic threat toward a planned protest. Richard Charles Bertram, 55 of Golden Valley, was arrested by the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office after learning about a threat on social media.