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.

Officers seize kilos of drugs, over $41K in arrests of alleged Snohomish County drug traffickers

Seattle Police Department (SPD) officers seized a plethora of illegal items after busting multiple suspected drug traffickers in Snohomish County.
2 years ago

Spokane Police Chief says fentanyl overdoses rising, despite CDC reports of decline

Spokane Police Chief Kevin Hall shared that fentanyl-related deaths are increasing in his city.
2 years ago

SR 7 south in Spanaway back open after motorcyclist killed in crash

The Washington State Patrol reported a motorcyclist died in a crash on State Route 7.
2 years ago

$4B in cuts and furlough days? A look at Ferguson’s proposed bipartisan budget

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson is proposing to cut $4 billion in total spending, he announced in a budget proposal.
2 years ago

Protect your pets: 2 infected with bird flu in Western WA, possibly linked to food products

Two local pets have been infected with bird flu -- potentially linked to recalled cat food.
2 years ago

Traffic alert: 1 Line suspended from Lynnwood to Mountlake Terrace

Service on the 1 Line from Lynnwood City Center to Mountlake Terrace is suspended from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Sound Transit reported.
2 years ago

Newhouse pushes bills to protect land from the Chinese Communist Party

U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse has reintroduced legislation to prevent the Chinese Communist Party from buying American farmland.
2 years ago

King County man found with drug lab, explosives in RV near state park headed to prison

A King County man who was caught in his RV with a drug lab, firearms and explosives has been sentenced to eight years in prison.
2 years ago

Washington Senate approves memorial for trooper killed by burglary suspect

The Washington State Senate approved a memorial for fallen Washington State Patrol (WSP) Trooper Charles Frank Noble Jr.
2 years ago

‘Anything goes’ no more: Union president welcomes return of King County Metro fare enforcement

Starting March 31, fare inspectors will ask King County bus passengers for proof of payment.
2 years ago

Deadly Listeria outbreak reaches Washington as CDC warns of supplement shakes

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is urging people to check their supplement shakes after a Listeria outbreak.
2 years ago

Gee and Ursula: ‘Shameful’ that Washington schools must worry about DEI threat

The Washington's Superintendent of Public Instruction is pushing back against Trump's directive to eliminate DEI programs in schools and universities.
2 years ago

Virologist sounds alarm on aggressive flu season, avian influenza and CDC cuts

Dr. Angela Rasmussen, a virologist and professor at the University of Saskatchewan, told "The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio that fewer people have gotten the flu vaccine this season.
2 years ago

Did you feel that? Emergency officials estimate 5.1 British Columbia earthquake

Washington Emergency Management Division officials estimated a 5.1 earthquake in British Columbia Friday around 1:40 p.m.
2 years ago

Movement to break off part of Oregon to join with Idaho has legs again

A grassroots movement by conservatives to break off part of Oregon and merge it with Idaho has made headlines again.
2 years ago

Washington Representative weighs in on one of the most controversial bills this session

Washington Republican Representative Jim Walsh confirmed to "The John Curley Show" Monday that HB 1269 is definitely the bill he gets the most calls about.
2 years ago

Survey shows most parents lack confidence in Seattle Public Schools’ education

The Seattle Times reported that survey results revealed more than half of parents surveyed last year said they had considered pulling their children from SPS.
2 years ago

‘I don’t want the rowdiness:’ Gee & Ursula talk alcohol restrictions amid Ruston sports bar sale

The city of Ruston, nestled above Tacoma, passed a controversial rule in December regarding alcohol restrictions.
2 years ago

‘We will continue to fight:’ WA AG’s restraining order granted over controversial Trump order

The AG's Office announced it is filing a lawsuit to stop an executive order from the Trump administration that halts federal funding for gender-affirming care.
2 years ago

Juvenile gun laws under fire: King County Prosecutor calls for early intervention

King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion believes Washington's juvenile gun laws are dangerously lenient.
2 years ago

Bremerton shipyard feeling weight of Trump’s rollback of DEI programs

Trump's order has shaken up workplaces across the county, including the U.S. Navy shipyard in Bremerton.
2 years ago

After 22-vehicle collision, all lanes on southbound, northbound I-5 near Castle Rock are open

All lanes of Interstate 5 (I-5) north and I-5 south are blocked.
2 years ago

CEO of Wilcox Farms hopeful for bird flu vaccine as impact on farms ‘gut-wrenching’

Brent Wilcox, CEO of Wilcox Farms, a high-quality egg producer in Pierce County, joined "The Jake and Spike Show" to speak on the impact of bird flu.
2 years ago

‘Why would he say that?’ Jake & Spike break down senator’s controversial Parents’ Bill of Rights comments

Washington Democratic Senator Jamie Pedersen had a few standout comments concerning House Bill 1296.
2 years ago