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.

‘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

‘I’m heartbroken and outraged’: Katie Wilson speaks out as Seattle vigil set for woman killed by ICE officer

A vigil in Seattle will commemorate Renee Good, tragically shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, uniting the community in remembrance.
7 months ago

DHS says 2 shot in Portland were linked to prostitution ring, Venezuelan gang

A man and woman were shot by U.S. agents in Portland, according to ABC News and local police reports.
7 months ago

Protest held in Seattle after ICE officer kills Minneapolis woman

A protest in Seattle follows the tragic killing of a woman by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, raising concerns over immigration enforcement.
7 months ago

‘What a time we’ve had’: Contentious Seattle Police Officers Guild president won’t seek reelection

The Seattle Police Officers Guild prepares for new leadership as its president steps down, impacting community-police relations.
7 months ago

‘How sloppy our climate accounting is’: WA Policy Center uncovers massive error in CCA report

A 7.5-million-ton mistake uncovered in the CCA report by Washington State's Department of Commerce raises significant concerns.
7 months ago

Eastbound I-90 back open after multiple crashes

Eastbound I-90 is back open between North Bend and the summit.
7 months ago

Westbound I-90 west of I-5 in Seattle back open

Westbound I-90 is is back open west of I-5 in Seattle. Check WSDOT for updates on traffic conditions and detour options.
7 months ago

I-90 lane closures start Jan. 6 as crews work on Bullfrog Road overpass

Prepare for I-90 lane closures starting Jan. 6 due to Bullfrog Road overpass work. Plan your route to avoid delays.
7 months ago

Washington to receive $181 million in federal rural health care funding

Washington’s rural health care funding will enhance services and access for underserved communities across the state.
7 months ago

Marysville officers apprehend raccoon at Fred Meyer

Marysville police responded to Fred Meyer to apprehend a raccoon trespassing in the garden area, ensuring community safety.
7 months ago

Capitol Hill DSHS building cleared for reoccupancy after being evacuated

Seattle Fire Department confirms Capitol Hill DSHS building is safe for reoccupancy after recent evacuation.
7 months ago

WA homeowners impacted by flooding urged to apply for disaster assistance 

Governor Ferguson urges flood-impacted homeowners to seek state disaster aid for recovery and support.
7 months ago

2 people dead, 1 in hospital after crash in Everett

A tragic accident in Everett on Friday resulted in two fatalities and one hospitalized. Details on the ongoing investigation inside.
7 months ago

Driver arrested for DUI after passing out with child in back seat

A driver passed out with a child in the back seat, leading to DUI arrest.
7 months ago

‘Leave the driving to us!’: Sound Transit offers free fares, longer hours on New Year’s Eve

Enjoy free fares and extended light rail hours with Sound Transit this New Year's Eve for a safe ride home.
7 months ago

King County installing temporary bridge over South Fork Skykomish River

A temporary bridge over the South Fork Skykomish River enables heavier vehicles to cross, enhancing local transportation.
7 months ago

US 2 between Skykomish and Stevens Pass set to reopen ahead of schedule

US 2 between Skykomish and Stevens Pass is set to reopen early, providing much-needed support for local businesses.
7 months ago

Raw ground beef products distributed to WA being recalled

Idaho company recalls raw ground beef products due to potential E. coli contamination.
7 months ago

Woman found dead, man taken to hospital after fire at Lynnwood apartment complex

A fire at a Lynnwood apartment complex results in a woman's death and a man hospitalized.
7 months ago

Ross latest chain to move out of downtown Seattle

Ross Dress for Less exits downtown Seattle, joining a trend of closures in the area, as reported by The Seattle Times.
7 months ago

‘Don’t start the New Year with a DUI’: Deputies respond after man hits pole

A 60-year-old Silverdale man is facing DUI charges following an incident involving a light pole.
7 months ago