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Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Tuesday. This is Seattle now.

Gun violence is painful. The grief for families and neighbors lasts long past the headlines.

The King County Prosecutor's Office thinks data can help with solutions.

Since 2016, the office has collected data quarterly about where gun violence occurs and who's being affected.

This latest report has some interesting findings.

In a minute, KUOW's Amy Rado will break down the numbers and what they might mean.

But first, let's get you caught up.

Mayor Katie Wilson will deliver her first-ever state of the city address today.

The mayor will lay out her agenda for the year ahead, so expect to hear

about issues like affordability, homelessness, and public safety. The address begins at 1150 a.m.

at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute in the Central District. It will also be broadcast

on the Seattle Channel. Today is a key deadline in the Washington State Legislature.

Bills that don't leave their House of Origin by the end of the day will no longer be considered

in this legislative session. It's the second year of the legislature's biennial structure,

so bills filed in 2025 will have to be refiled next year. Washington's 60-day session is moving fast.

Lawmakers have less than a month until Sinai on March 12th.

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