Julia Dallas

MyNorthwest Content Editor

Julia Dallas

Julia Dallas is a content editor for MyNorthwest. She's a Washington native and grew up in Adna. After earning her journalism degree from the University of Washington, she started working as a promotions assistant for Bonneville. She then earned her master's degree from Syracuse University in journalism innovation. After that, she worked as a web producer for KIRO 7 before coming back to Bonneville to join the MyNorthwest team. She loves pet sitting her friend's dogs and taking hot pilates classes in her free time.

Seattle rent keeps climbing while national growth stalls, report finds

Explore how Seattle's rental prices continue to rise despite a national slowdown, highlighting trends in the Pacific region.
6 months ago

Seattle ranks No. 2 for quality of life but lags in affordability, study finds

Explore how Seattle offers superior living standards despite ongoing affordability issues, as revealed by a recent RentCafe study.
6 months ago

‘ICE Out For Good’ protests spread across Seattle area

"ICE Out For Good" protests make an impact in the Seattle region.
6 months ago

Countdown begins: Seattle’s first Raising Cane’s opening date announced

Raising Cane's is set to open in the University District on Feb. 17. Discover what to expect at this exciting new location.
6 months ago

More than 1,500 dead fish to be released in Washington river

Washington wildlife receives a nutrient boost with the release of over 1,500 dead fish into local rivers.
7 months ago

‘An armed paramilitary has invaded our state’: Minnesota senator decries ICE’s ‘violent kidnappings’ statewide

Minnesota senator criticizes ICE for aggressive tactics targeting individuals based on appearance, raising concerns about safety.
7 months ago

Southbound I-5 reopens hours later in Ferndale after deadly multi-vehicle crash

Southbound I-5 was fully blocked for hours in Ferndale after a deadly multi-vehicle crash occurred.
7 months ago

‘Free America’ rally marched through downtown Seattle, holds tribute for Renee Good

A "Free America" rally marched from 2nd Avenue to Pier 58 in downtown Seattle Tuesday afternoon.
7 months ago

Man found dead after fire at Lynnwood duplex

A tragic fire at a Lynnwood duplex leads to the discovery of a deceased man, raising community concerns about safety.
7 months ago

From Seattle to Leavenworth: WA’s speeding habit shows no signs of slowing

A new survey reveals Seattle's speeding hotspots, highlighting a growing issue across Washington state.
7 months ago

‘Very exciting’: Woodland Park Zoo celebrates birth of 2 lion cubs

The Woodland Park Zoo welcomes two adorable lion cubs, adding joy to their pride and excitement for visitors.
7 months ago

Bail set for former Lewis County superintendent accused of possessing child sex abuse material

A $100,000 bail has been established for the suspended Lewis County superintendent.
7 months ago

Forgot your ID? TSA will soon have a backup option for travelers

Starting next month, TSA introduces ConfirmID, a $45 option for travelers without a REAL ID. Learn more about this new service.
7 months ago

WSP seeking witnesses to deadly pedestrian hit-and-run

Washington State Patrol urges witnesses to come forward regarding a fatal hit-and-run incident in Kent. Your information can help.
7 months ago

Around 40 dogs die in Poulsbo house fire

A devastating fire in Poulsbo on Friday morning led to the loss of around 40 dogs, raising community concerns.
7 months ago

Bullfrog Road overpass near Cle Elum opens ahead of schedule

The Bullfrog Road overpass is officially open, announced WSDOT, enhancing travel in the Cle Elum area.
7 months ago

Salmonella prompts greens supplement recall; at least 1 sick in WA

A Salmonella outbreak linked to a greens supplement has affected one individual in Washington. Stay informed on safety updates.
7 months ago

‘Serious criminal history’: Federal Way man who kidnapped woman for revenge sentenced to prison

A Federal Way man receives prison time for kidnapping a woman over a failed drug deal, highlighting serious legal consequences.
7 months ago

Flooding severely damages nearly 400 homes in King County; Road repairs could hit $50M

King County faces $50M in road repairs after severe flooding caused by an atmospheric river. Damage assessment ongoing.
7 months ago

Seattle police blocking all directions on NE 50th Street

There is reported police activity blocking traffic in the U-District.
7 months ago

Starbucks faces lawsuit over alleged labor abuse, undisclosed chemicals in products

Starbucks could find itself in hot water amid allegations of labor abuse and chemical misuse. What this means for the company and workers.
7 months ago

‘Record amount of babies and toddlers dying’: WA rep. pushes to change Keeping Families Together Act

Explore the impact of the Keeping Families Together Act on foster care and racial equity in Washington State.
7 months ago

Seattle Parks on track to ditch gas leaf blowers; citywide ban lacks clear path forward

A year past its goal, Seattle continues to work on a plan to eliminate gas-powered leaf blowers for a greener future.
7 months ago

‘Danielle adored Nick’: Friend remembers mother killed in triple murder-suicide

A heartbreaking murder-suicide in Mercer Island leaves a community mourning the loss of four individuals, including a beloved mother.
7 months ago