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Good evening. Paige Browning here from the KUOW Newsroom in Seattle. This is Seattle now.

Thunderstorms and rain are in the forecast tonight. We've got two or three more days of rain,

and then a mostly sunny weekend ahead. Coming up, Washingtonians owe more than $4 billion of medical debt.

A nonprofit is doing something about it, raising money to try to wipe the debt away. But first,

here are today's top stories.

It's Wednesday, March 27th.

Some Amazon employees in Seattle were peaved this morning to find protesters blocking the entrances to their downtown workplace.

Amy Radle has more.

No freaking gas.

No fracking gas.

A group called Troublemakers said they're trying to send a message to Amazon. No fracking gas. No fracking gas.

A group called troublemakers said they're trying to send a message to Amazon leadership.

They want Amazon to abandon plans to use natural gas from the GTN Express pipeline expansion to power new data centers in Oregon. Here's protester Margot Polly.

They use a huge amount of power. These data

centers, huge amount. So that power has to be from renewable energy. Five years ago, Amazon

...