Turnout blues: Weekend rallies to show support for President Donald Trump did not appear to draw the same numbers that anti-Trump protests have in recent weeks. In Cleveland, Tea Party organizer Ralph King "was disappointed" that an expected crowd of 500 didn't come close to materializing Saturday. King, who blamed the cold weather, counted 250 on hand. "A Cleveland police officer pegged it closer to 150," cleveland.com's Peter Krouse reports.

A pro-Trump rally in East Toledo drew "about 160," the Toledo Blade's Lauren Lindstrom writes. Meanwhile at the Statehouse, "clashes and confrontations ensued" between the president's supporters and protesters, the Columbus Dispatch's Holly Zachariah reports.

Elsewhere: In Boardman, crowd count estimates placed the number of Trump supporters somewhere between 70 and 200, including U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, a Marietta Republican, the Youngstown Vindicator's Bruce Walton reports. In Springfield, "more than a dozen people showed up at the corner of State Route 41 and North Bechtle Avenue ... to show support for President Donald Trump and his policies," the Dayton Daily News' Hasan Karim writes.