The People's March, a feminist-led progressive movement, kicked off with tens of thousands of attendees as Washington, D.C., braces for a frigid presidential inauguration.

Plans remain fluid—but there is no doubt of a push for highly visible raids in Democratic cities in the first days of the new administration

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Some local students are heading to Washington D.C. this morning for a one-of-a-kind field trip to see the inauguration.

Mary Elizabeth King was running a group designed to boost the paltry number of women in the top ranks of the federal government. And Joan Claybrook was one of Ralph Nader’s Raiders, the cadre of lawyers and researchers around the country pushing for consumer protections.

Amtrak is gearing up to accommodate travelers heading to Washington, D.C., for the U.S. presidential inauguration on Monday, Jan. 20. With large crowds anticipated, officials are urging customers to book tickets early to secure seats and avoid travel disruptions.

A dozen students from northwest Indiana flew to Washington D.C. Thursday to experience the week of the presidential inauguration and learn about the democratic process.

The Illinois National Guard will send 110 soldiers and 30 airmen to help with security at the presidential inauguration next week in Washington D.C. Airmen with

Due to this change, the "vast majority of ticketed guests will not be able to attend the ceremonies in person," according to the Joint Inaugural Committee. "Those with tickets for the Presidential Platform and members of Congress will be able to attend in person."

Greg Szmania made the trip to the nation's capital after being invited to President-Elect Donald Trump's Inauguration. He describes the mood on the ground as positive this time around.

Two Catholic priests who have served at multiple churches in the Chicago area are stepping away from the ministry, amid separate allegations of sexual abuse of a child decades ago, the Chicago Archdiocese announced Saturday.