COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH)-- Today on The Spectrum:

• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine sets out his top priorities in this year's State of the State address.

" It's a budget plan that focuses on our people, on our families, and our children," he stated.

See what locations DeWine is urging lawmakers to buy.

• Fifty-six years after its starting, members of Ohio's Legislative Black Caucus are still combating variations that have existed considering that the 1960s.

" Much of the work we do have has long-lasting implications for everybody," stated Ohio State Sen. Herceal Craig (D-District 15).

Hear how their work has ripple effects beyond the Black community.

• Sexual abuse survivors of Ohio State University Dr. Richard Strauss are combating to take their stories to the court of public opinion.

" We're trying to spread out info and we're attempting to make them do the ideal thing," said Stephen Snyder-Hill, one of those abuse survivors.

The survivors are now stating their message is being silenced.

• More very first responders are facing effects after the beating death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police officers. Exists a need for police reform on a federal level? Democratic strategist Dale Butland and Republican strategist Mehek Cooke join the all-star roundtable to discuss the situation in Memphis and more.