From the Capitol in Madison, Governor Scott Walker will deliver his state of the state address tonight and some lawmakers have spent the day trying to figure out what he'll have to say.

Walker's office gave CBS 58 a few limited details on what will be in tonight's speech.

He will talk about doing more to reform state government, and putting money into public education.

He will also celebrate tripling money being put into broadband internet access.

Going forward, he will lay out some details on improving the economy investing in k-12 education and higher education and work training.

"I think some of Governor Walker's failure during his time in office to address those issues is a concern for people in Milwaukee but it should be a concern for people all over the state," said Rep. Daniel Reimer,  (D) Milwaukee.

"Our legislature is really working on some of the key things that people are concerned such as education.. highder eucation… the cost  of higher education and jobs," said Rep. Jesse Rodriguez (R) Franklin.

The speech is set to start at seven tonight.