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.

Federal Way light rail less than 5 weeks away

In less than five weeks, riders will be able to take the Federal Way light rail.
9 months ago

Officers find ghost gun hidden in toilet after arrest of Renton teen

Officers found a ghost gun with a 30-round magazine in the home of a Renton teen.
9 months ago

‘John of the month’: Gee looks to take city’s new sex trafficking deterrent a step further

Seattle officials are sending out "John Letters" to drivers accused of engaging in sex trafficking on Aurora Avenue.
9 months ago

Gain sleep, lose sunlight: Clocks will fall back Sunday as 4 p.m. sunsets begin

Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends Sunday, November 2, and clocks will fall back one hour. Subsequently, 4 p.m. sunsets begin next week.
9 months ago

‘The people want to come here and work’: Seattle police chief addresses staffing, drones, CARE team

Seattle police chief discussed the department's staffing surge, potential drone use, and the CARE team.
9 months ago

Man armed with knife, axe killed in Seattle officer-involved shooting

A man armed with a weapon was killed in a Seattle officer-involved shooting.
9 months ago

‘The owner is heartbroken’: Police seek public’s help finding stolen dog

The Seattle Police Department is asking people to look out for a stolen dog.
9 months ago

Popular bar reopening just in time for Halloween

Unicorn announced it will reopen Thursday night after a three-month closure.
9 months ago

Seattle Restaurant Week returns this week! Here’s the lineup

Seattle Restaurant Week is returning at the end of October, with more than 100 participating restaurants.
9 months ago

Former Seahawk Doug Baldwin, Gee Scott press Mayor Harrell on Seattle’s biggest challenges

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell discusses his achievements with Doug Baldwin and Gee Scott, emphasizing his leadership and vision for the city.
9 months ago

Two earthquakes strike off Oregon coast, one reaching 5.4 magnitude

Two earthquakes struck off the Oregon coast today. Learn more about their impact and how to stay prepared for future tremors.
9 months ago

Alaska Airlines issues temporary ground stop for IT outage

Alaska Airlines announced a temporary ground stop amid an IT outage affecting operations as of Thursday afternoon.
10 months ago

‘South Hill rapist’ moved back to Federal Way, near elementary school

The South Hill rapist's return to Federal Way raises community safety concerns, especially with a school nearby.
10 months ago

City of Auburn condemns U.S. Border Patrol’s unauthorized use of Flock camera system

The City of Auburn criticizes unauthorized Flock camera use by Border Patrol, highlighting concerns over privacy and permission.
10 months ago

Adult travels through SEA with active measles outbreak

Public Health warns of measles exposure at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
10 months ago

Is your city on the list? WA’s best and worst drivers ranked in new report

Discover which cities have the worst drivers in Washington according to LendingTree's latest report. Insights for all drivers.
10 months ago

Weather service warns of potential atmospheric river next week

NWS Seattle warns of a potential atmospheric river impacting the region starting mid-next week. Stay informed for updates.
10 months ago

Grizzly bear that seriously injured 2 hikers will not be killed

Authorities confirm a grizzly bear that harmed two hikers will remain alive, sparking discussions on hiking safety.
10 months ago

King County assessor John Wilson won’t seek reelection, avoids criminal charges

John Wilson, King County Assessor, announces he will not run for reelection and will not face criminal charges.
10 months ago

Bomb squad neutralizes possible explosive after it was driven to Kent PD

Kent Police Department evacuated Tuesday for a suspected explosive device, which was later neutralized without incident.
10 months ago

All clear: Authorities determine no suspicious items after Mill Creek hospital evacuated

Mill Creek Hospital evacuation confirmed by Snohomish County Sheriff's Office over a suspicious package found inside the facility.
10 months ago

Jake and Spike make scaly friend as local reptile zoo announces reopening

The Reptile Zoo in Monroe reverses its closure plans and reopens this November after nearly 30 years of captivating visitors.
10 months ago

VIDEO: Possible tornado rips roof off, damages 4 buildings in Longview

A possible tornado struck Longview, damaging four buildings, vehicles, and trees on Sunday.
10 months ago

‘Keep pressure on all parties’: WA rep. outlines path to rebuild Palestine while containing Hamas

WA Rep. Adam Smith outlines a strategic path for Palestine's recovery post-war, emphasizing hope and reconstruction efforts.
10 months ago