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.

‘Unbelievable sadness’: Melinda French Gates responds to claims against ex-husband in Epstein files

Melinda French Gates responds to Bill Gates' Epstein files, clarifying her stance amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the release.
7 months ago

Detectives investigate if body found in Puyallup lake tied to missing-person case

Police investigate after a body was pulled from a lake in Puyallup park, raising community concerns about safety.
7 months ago

Leader of ‘violent’ western WA robbery crew pleads guilty

The head of a robbery crew that targeted homes in western WA has pleaded guilty, marking a significant legal development in the case.
7 months ago

Gametime listings for Noah Kahan’s Seattle show soar past $4,000

Indie-folk star Noah Kahan's summer tour finale in Seattle sees Gametime ticket listings soaring.
7 months ago

No metro area builds more affordable housing than Seattle, analysis shows

Discover how Seattle is leading the nation in affordable housing construction, according to a recent RentCafe analysis.
7 months ago

Epstein claimed Bill Gates had ‘sex with Russian girls,’ files show

Latest Epstein documents claim Bill Gates sought STD treatment after alleged encounters with Russian girls in 2013.
7 months ago

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe warns families of cougar sightings

The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe has issued a warning to families regarding recent cougar sightings in the area.
7 months ago

City of Seattle found negligent in deadly 2020 CHOP shooting

The city is held accountable for the tragic death of Antonio Mays Jr. during the 2020 Capitol Hill Organized Protest.
7 months ago

Trooper rescues Polar and Bear from I-405

A Washington State Patrol trooper rescued two dogs roaming I-405, showcasing bravery and compassion in the face of danger.
7 months ago

Washington’s cutest rookie is headed to the Puppy Bowl

Washington's most valuable puppy is set to shine at the country's premier sporting event.
7 months ago

‘No one should fear their government’: King County Council joins push to put guardrails on ICE

The King County Council supports new measures to impose funding restrictions on the Department of Homeland Security.
7 months ago

‘Significant fentanyl dealer’ from Everett sentenced to prison

A 40-year-old Everett man faces six years behind bars for fentanyl distribution.
7 months ago

‘Banality of evil is going to kill this country’: Former King County sheriff lambasts lawmakers’ silence

King County Sheriff condemns the lack of response in the Alex Pretti shooting. Explore the implications and community reactions.
7 months ago

Demonstration blocked traffic in downtown Seattle

A demonstration halted traffic in downtown Seattle, as reported by SDOT on Monday at 5 p.m.
7 months ago

Renton mayor: Police will never assist ICE with immigration enforcement

"I want to reassure you that Renton police officers will never assist ICE or any federal agency with immigration enforcement," Mayor Pavone stated.
7 months ago

Firefighters rescue 3 dogs in Bothell apartment fire

A heroic rescue in Bothell as firefighters save three dogs from a devastating apartment fire.
7 months ago

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.
7 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.
7 months ago

‘ICE Out For Good’ protests spread across Seattle area

"ICE Out For Good" protests make an impact in the Seattle region.
7 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.
7 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