In keeping with the mantra, "Make America Great Again," each day of the RNC is titled in a way to Make America Great Again. Tuesday is "Make America Work Again," followed by "Make America First Again" on Wednesday and lastly, "Make America One Again" on Thursday.

Today's events are slated to begin at 1 p.m., though specific times for the host of speakers are currently unreleased. Headlining the wealth of speakers to take the podium tomorrow are presumptive nominee Donald Trump’s wife, Melania Trump, retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, Jason Beardsley and U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont.

Quicken Loans Arena before day 1 of #RNC2016 @thesnews pic.twitter.com/7EErY8N4GD

— CG (@CarlyGeraci) July 18, 2016

Others on the docket include Duck Dynasty star Willie Robertson, former Texas Governor Rick Perry, U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., and former New York Governor Rudy Giuliani.

In a Michigan connection, it has been reported by Chad Livengood of the Detroit News that Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette will be speaking around 2:15 p.m.

INBOX: @SchuetteOnDuty advising supporters to tune into his #RNC2016 speech between 2PM and 2:30PM Monday. Tentatively slated for 2:15PM.

— Chad Livengood (@ChadLivengood) July 17, 2016

Protests have already begun with more groups lined up to try jockey for their voices to be heard throughout the week. Cleveland has heavily outfitted law enforcement officials in response to general concerns about safety, but many officers patrolling the downtown area were dressed in normal police garb. 

Citizens are allowed to carry guns –– not explicitly banned in the state of Ohio –– throughout the city and within the RNC's event zones. The only zone not permitting the carrying of firearms is Quicken Loans Arena, where the main convention events will take place.

Check back with The State News for updates on protests and to follow live coverage of the speakers on Twitter at @thesnews, @SOlschanski and @Rachel_Fradette.