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.

Former Seattle tech worker sentenced to prison, lived lavishly before fraud unraveled

A former Seattle tech worker faces prison for three fraud schemes linked to employment, the pandemic, and personal deceit.
2 years ago

Man arrested after allegedly stabbing woman in face in downtown Seattle

Seattle Police arrest a man for allegedly stabbing a woman in the face in a shocking downtown incident.
2 years ago

Local school district being investigated for alleged enabling of ‘rampant antisemitism’

The Lake Washington School District faces a federal investigation over claims of enabling rampant antisemitism in schools.
2 years ago

Vancouver tax preparer allegedly costs U.S. Treasury millions; Charged with trying to kill son

A Vancouver tax preparer faces serious charges, accused of defrauding the U.S. Treasury and attempting to kill his son.
2 years ago

‘The nightmare is over’: British backpacker reunited with family after Tacoma ICE detainment

A woman has finally returned to the United Kingdom (UK) after a visa mix-up landed her in an ICE facility.
2 years ago

Ursula Reutin: ‘I want proof’ Seattle’s democracy vouchers actually work, before new tax

The Seattle Mayor's Office is proposing raising property taxes to renew the Democracy Voucher Program, which donates to campaigns, the city announced in a news release.
2 years ago

‘How can you take this CEO seriously?’: Gee and Ursula slam INRIX’s exit; Jake and Spike back the move

Transportation data and analytics company INRIX is moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades.
2 years ago

Seattle mayor proposes property tax to fund campaign donation vouchers

According to the mayor's office, a $45 million property tax would be levied over 10 years to fund the Democracy Voucher Program.
2 years ago

WSDOT: Traffic at Ship Canal Bridge all clear

The Washington State Department of Transportation saw major backups at the Ship Canal Bridge.
2 years ago

Police look for suspects, victims as they investigate West Seattle shooting

The Seattle Police Department (SDP) is investigating a shooting in Roxhill Park in West Seattle.
2 years ago

Venezuelan man appears in Seattle court following overdose that led to kilos of drugs

A Venezuelan man had his first court appearance this week, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington reported via a news release.
2 years ago

Seattle City Attorney defends future of sanctuary city status amid Trump’s threat to hold funding

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison discusses deportation policies and staff expansion on KIRO Newsradio.
2 years ago

‘Everyone is on the side of the criminal’: Widow of murdered man slams WA juvenile early release bill

Michelle Moore, wife of Greg Moore, joined "The Jason Rantz Show" on KTTH to explain the negative impact the juvenile early release bill could have on families like hers.
2 years ago

King County audit concludes sheriff’s office should be more transparent

The King County Auditor's Office conducted a review of the King County Sheriff's Office regarding record-keeping connected to seizures involving alleged drug crimes.
2 years ago

Person ejected from car as it flew off overpass onto I-5 now in custody for felony hit-and-run

Aa car went off the overpass onto the freeway in Tukwila.
2 years ago

Tacoma officers arrest teen in deadly February shooting

The Tacoma Police Department (TPD) reported officers have arrested a 15-year-old boy in the deadly shooting of a man in February.
2 years ago

Eerie ‘blood moon’ to illuminate Washington skies in first total lunar eclipse in over 2 years

According to Washington State University (WSU), via a news release, a total lunar eclipse, also referred to as a "blood moon," will be seen on March 13.
2 years ago

Prosecutor clears Pierce County deputies 2 years after deadly shooting

Three Pierce County deputies who shot a man who was threatening a tavern two years ago have been cleared.
2 years ago

Suspect dead after allegedly killing man at Tukwila USPS facility 

One person is dead and a suspect is on the loose after a shooting at a United States Postal Service facility in Tukwila.
2 years ago

Former WA attorney general: Supreme Court ruling may pose greater challenges for Trump administration

A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated a lower-court order for the Trump administration to release frozen foreign aid, but it was not clear how quickly money would start flowing.
2 years ago

‘It’s the same playbook:’ Gee and Ursula Show slam Trump for ending Haitian immigration program

Spokane's Haitian community is facing uncertainty after U.S. President Donald Trump halted a program protecting Haitians from being deported.
2 years ago

More pickleball courts vs. ‘preserving wildlife:’ Gee and Ursula Show debates

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hoping to build more than two dozen lighted pickleball courts at Magnuson Park.
2 years ago

Kirkland responds to INRIX departure over ‘homeless hotel,’ says it tried to speak with CEO

Transportation data and analytics company INRIX will be moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades.
2 years ago

Drug that could extend your dog’s life is one step closer to becoming reality

Brennen McKenzie, the Director of Veterinary Medicine at Loyal and Veterinarian at Adobe Animal Hospital, told "The John Curley Show" on KIRO Newsradio Thursday that his team is one step closer to bringing a life-extending drug for dogs to market.
2 years ago