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.

New indictment undermines ruling that Trump’s alleged crimes fall under presidential immunity

A new indictment gives supporting evidence that allegations against former president Donald Trump do not fall under presidential immunity.
2 years ago

You be the judge: Bellevue murderer asks for shorter sentence

A Bellevue man convicted of murdering four people when he was 17 is requesting a new sentence. "The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio asked listeners to be the judge.
2 years ago

Seattle Police: 13-year-old robbery suspect released by mistake

A 13-year-old Seattle robbery suspect was arrested and then later released by mistake last week, reported SPD.
2 years ago

Check your tickets! Unclaimed lottery prizes expire next month

You could have won thousands of dollars. Washingon's Lottery said there are unclaimed prizes expiring next month.
2 years ago

Gee and Ursula: What can be done to make us feel safer?

The Southcenter Mall shooting begged the question on "Gee and Ursula" -- what can be done to make residents feel safer?
2 years ago

Gee and Ursula: Coming back to the office impacts women, traffic, economy

"The Gee and Ursula Show" on KIRO Newsradio discussed how the flood of workers will impact the city of Seattle.
2 years ago

Chehalis woman dies after being attacked by her own dogs

Lewis County Sheriff's Office deputies are investigating a dog attack that occured Wednesday on River Road in Chehalis.
2 years ago

Earthquake may have shaken up Northern Washington residents

Were you woken up early Thursday morning? A 4.0 earthquake hit near the San Juan Islands around 4 a.m.
2 years ago

Your license plate will soon be less fancy because of shortages

The DOL is considering switching to a new style as it works to fix a license plate shortage. Customers may soon get non-embossed plates.
2 years ago

SPD will no longer send officers to alarm calls without active evidence of crime

According to a letter from SPD Interim Chief of Police Sue Rahr, starting October 1, the department will only send officers to calls from alarm companies that have evidence.
2 years ago

Sounders and Kraken ‘evaluating options’ after Macklemore’s ‘f*** America’ statement

On "The John and Jake Show" Co-host John Curley begged the question, would the statement lose Macklemore his sponsorships?
2 years ago

Patients at Washington dental clinic told to get tested for HIV, hepatitis

People who received care from Sandy Fletcher Montano between November 2021 and June 2022, were told to get tested for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.
2 years ago

Rare disease discovered in blind deer by WSU pathologists: ‘Do not touch sick animals’

Washington State University pathologists confirmed a blind deer was harboring a rare disease.
2 years ago

John and Jake: Will Macklemore lose Kraken ownership after proclaiming ‘F*** America?’

The Palestine Will Live Forever Festival caused controversy when Seattle-born rapper Macklemore stated his strong distaste for America.
2 years ago

WA Employment Security Dept. wants to hire nearly 100 workers as paid leave applications skyrocket

Staff at the Washington State Employment Security Department have been overwhelmed with applications for the Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave program.
2 years ago

Seattle slices take top spot in tastiest food study; Gee, Ursula weigh in

A study by Mandoe Media, a software company based in Australia, ranked Seattle as America's top pizza city.
2 years ago

Gee and Ursula: Reichert did better this debate but doubtful he can beat Ferguson

Ferguson and Reichert faced off a second time in the race for Washington governor on Wednesday, clashing on everything.
2 years ago

WA State Patrol sees rise in freeway shootings, citing gang activity: ‘More guns, more anger’

There has been what seems like a rash of Washington freeway shootings. MyNorthwest reached out to the Washington State Patrol to analyze the trend.
2 years ago

Snoqualmie PD warns residents not to respond to sextortion scam

The Snoqualmie Police Department is warning residents not to respond to a sextortion scam that threatens to send damaging data.
2 years ago

Wing Luke Museum executive director steps down following ‘Hate’ exhibit

Seattle's Wing Luke Museum, located in the Chinatown-International District, will be seeing a change of leadership.
2 years ago

Washington’s death penalty chamber to be preserved for history

A room that hosted decades of death is officially closing. Washington's death chamber is shuttering its heavy metal door.
2 years ago

Days-old orca whale calf spotted swimming amongst pod in Strait of Georgia

The Center for Whale Research has revealed some exciting news -- a new orca calf has been spotted in L pod.
2 years ago

Seattle restaurant that hosted hundreds of weddings, events closing its doors

A beloved Seattle restaurant is closing its doors forever. After 30 years, China Harbor will serve its last dim sum at the end of the month.
2 years ago

Amazon employees ordered to report to work 5 days a week to ‘strengthen culture’

In a move that will affect people's daily lives, work routines and local traffic, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced a back-to-office update.
2 years ago