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Five Things to Focus on, Instead of #45.

Call it a day with "the largest audience to witness an inauguration, period." Or call that BS.

Regardless of how you view the events of Jan. 20, 2017, below is a bunch of stuff you'd do well to be paying attention to, since that fateful day. Here, local experts remind us that sh*t's always been real.

1. More Than a Hashtag

2. Health Care

3. Public Lands

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4. State Budget

5. The Trump Year

        
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