Flagship No Kings rally in Twin Cities on Saturday set to attract more than 80,000 people
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The Twin Cities — the site of the flagship No Kings rally on Saturday — is set to attract more than 80,000 people. Thousands of rallies across the country will correspond with the Twin Cities No Kings event. Three marches are scheduled before the main rally at the Capitol in St. Paul. Sen. Bernie Sanders, actress Jane Fonda and singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers will headline the guest slate.
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The food bank that serves all of North Dakota and parts of Western Minnesota says it served 11 percent more people last year compared to 2024. The Great Plains Food Bank is North Dakota’s only food bank and provides food to pantries, shelters and directly to people in need throughout the state. It served more than 167,000 people in 2025, or about 1 in 5 people in the region.
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