In the aftermath of the deadly “No Kings” shooting in Salt Lake City, almost no details have emerged about the ...

Late Utah fashion designer Afa Ah Loo, who was killed at Salt Lake City’s "No Kings" protest, was memorialized by friends and family with a fashion collection he designed.

Friends, family and fans of Afa Ah Loo — who was shot and killed during a protest — clapped and hooted Friday for each of his ...

After Ah Loo’s final designs were modeled, Vera returned to the runway with her mother and brother Isaac to close out the ...

Local designers showcased a special collection honoring someone they loved and miss dearly. They created a tribute collection ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — People filled the Salt Palace to celebrate the life of the innocent man who died at Salt Lake's "No King's" protest. Friends, family, and community members honored Afa Ah ...

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A makeshift memorial for Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, known to loved ones as Afa, stands in the downtown Salt Lake City block where Ah Loo was fatally shot during a "No Kings" protest Saturday.

“Afa and I refer to each other as family,” she said. Mauga was with Ah Loo at the “No Kings” rally in Pioneer Park. “Afa is a person who believed in equity and equality for all people ...

The self-taught fashion designer known to many as Afa devoted his life to doing “good things for his neighbors and community," state Rep. Verona Mauga, a close friend, told The Associated Press.

After Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said state public safety officials had told Utah 50501 “No Kings” organizers that having “peacekeepers” during the protest was a “bad idea,” the organizers ...