North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein canceled his inaugural ceremony this weekend due to oncoming winter weather. The ceremony was scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 11, on the grounds of the old Capitol building in downtown Raleigh.

The Inaugural Committee in North Carolina announced the inauguration of Governor Josh Stein has been canceled due to inclement weather. They said Governor Stein will deliver his inaugural address virtually instead.

Inauguration events scheduled for North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein this weekend have been canceled due to weather conditions, state officials said.

North Carolina’s public inauguration ceremony scheduled for Saturday for new Gov. Josh Stein and other statewide elected officials has been canceled because of approaching winter weather.

North Carolina's Governor-elect, Josh Stein, was officially sworn in as the state's 76th governor on Jan. 1. He was joined by his wife and family for the New Year's Day ceremony, where he vowed to support the Constitution and laws of both the United States and North Carolina and to faithfully perform the duties of his office.

North Carolina’s latest Democratic governor was sworn in to office Wednesday, as Josh Stein succeeded Roy Cooper once again in a top elected position for the second time in eight years. During a small ceremony inside the old Senate chamber of the 1840 Capitol building,

Josh Stein has moved his inauguration online due to the expected winter weather. The new governor's address will be held on Saturday at 11am. Stein was officially sworn in as North Carolina's 76th governor on Jan.