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It’s been a busy day in Washington D.C. for the newly sworn-in President of the United States.

D.C. saw a smaller crowd for inauguration day, partly because of COVID-19 and partly because of security concerns stemming from the Capitol riot on January 6th.

Classrooms around the country displayed the historic presidential inauguration on their screens Wednesday afternoon, so students could watch and remember.

On the day that a new administration takes over the White House, a Greenville woman is reflecting on the inauguration of another President of the United States who was sworn into office 60 years ago.

Some teachers in Eastern North Carolina have found themselves eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, despite not falling into the state’s current active phases.

Dr. Rachel Levine is Pennsylvania’s Health Secretary, but pretty soon her job could be moving from Pennsylvania to the White House.