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Washington News Wrap covers a diverse array of news around the Pacific Northwest.

As Washington state converts ferries to hybrid electric, it raises questions on how to properly and safely dispose of retired ferries.

Police say pro-Palestinian protesters poured paint over the Microsoft sign and even blocked a pedestrian bridge with tables and chairs.

Seattle News Tonight for Wednesday, 8/20

With the costs on the rise, including clothes and school supplies, about half of back-to-school shoppers started earlier this year.

For the first time in over a decade, Elysian Brewing will host its Great Pumpkin Beer Festival in its original location at Elysian?s Capitol Hill pub.

Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines launched Atmos Rewards, a new loyalty program that unifies their existing loyalty platforms, Mileage Plan and HawaiianMiles.

It has been nearly four months since a fire destroyed a crucial bridge on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad. The wooden trestle was part of a future expansion that would restore freight and passenger service to Morton, bringing an economic boost to the small town in Lewis County.

Washington's first In-N-Out Burger in Ridgefield is now officially open, and many flocked to the fast food favorite on opening day!

President Trump's crime crackdown in the nation's capital is hearing up with the U.S. Marshals now offering a reward for information leading to arrests.

Multiple Fred Meyer stores will eb shutting their doors this fall across western Washington, including in Everett, where some believe the company is putting profits over people in Washington.

After more than two weeks of protest, Texas Democrats returned to the State House for a vote on redistricting. It has become a national issue that could impact the outcome of next year's midterm elections.

More than 1,000 people have evacuated the Outer Banks as Hurricane Erin moves across the Atlantic Ocean.

Police arrested 18 people during a protest at the Microsoft campus after demonstrators reportedly vandalized company property, blocked a pedestrian bridge and resisted officers' attempts to remove them.

Making their return to the stage with a brand new mini album, K-pop group EVNNE is still showing fans new sides of themselves through “LOVE ANECDOTE(S),” the group’s fifth release since debuting in 2023.