Four things to know about the plans:
1. President-elect Biden will be inaugurated at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will also be sworn in.
2. Following the oath, President-elect Biden will participate in a traditional review of military troops meant to represent the peaceful transfer of power, the Presidential Inaugural Committee said in a statement cited by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. The committee also said President-elect Biden and Ms. Harris, along with their families, will be escorted to the White House.
3. The inauguration will include a virtual parade rather than an in-person parade and balls, according to the Times and Journal. The newspapers reported that programming is expected to honor front-line healthcare workers and feature musical acts, local bands and poets.
4. The public is being urged not to attend the inauguration in-person, according to the Times and Journal. Some government officials and dignitaries are expected to attend.
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