First lady Michelle Obama wore a sparkling yellow-gold sheath dress with matching coat by Cuban-born American designer Isabel Toledo.

Elementary school students celebrate their own inauguration events.

Sen. Edward Kennedy suffers a seizure at a post-inauguration luncheon for President Barack Obama.

See a panoramic image taken during President Barack Obama’s inauguration speech.

Some Rhode Islanders head to D.C. to witness history.

NBC 10 Political Reporter Bill Rappleye is in Washington covering the presidential Inauguration.

Barack Obama tells Americans that the nation must choose “hope over fear” in his inaugural address.

The inaugural speech is the new president’s first chance to inspire the nation.

The anticipation surrounding the inauguration is tempered by the challenges facing a country looking for better times.

Hundreds of thousands pack the National Mall to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama.

Witness history in the Inauguration of Barack Obama as President—Live coverage now on turnto10.com!

A Rhode Island company plays an integral part in the presidential inauguration.

Forget the balls: Ordinary Americans transform Washington’s streets into one giant pre-party.

The connections are not lost on blacks who say they never imagined they would live to see a black person become president.

Portsmouth filmmaker Brook Silva-Braga shares his impressions of the inauguration.