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.

Lightning causes more than 800 acre fire in North Cascades

Billowing plumes of smoke could be seen in the North Cascades after lightning caused a fire, named the Ruby Fire, near Diablo,
2 years ago

4 people arrested in effort to make King County transit stations safer

Four people were arrested Wednesday in an enforcement that is part of a King County initiative to create a safer Sound Transit.
2 years ago

Auburn PD installing 20 license plate recognition cameras to help catch criminals

The Auburn Police Department announced it is installing 20 license plate recognition cameras to help diminish crime.
2 years ago

Tacoma Police Department gets ready to deploy new gunshot detection tech

The Tacoma Police Department announced it will be using a new technology to help detect gun violence. ShotSpotter will be deployed this fall.
2 years ago

Puget Sound Fire personnel’s quick thinking saves three kittens

Puget Sound Fire crews rescued three kittens from a fire at a home in Kent.
2 years ago

Man’s fiancée indicted in Pullman kidnapping case of 2-year-old girl to Mexico

There is another update in the Pullman kidnapping case of Seraya Aung Harmon, a 2-year-old girl who went missing and was later found.
2 years ago

Seattle man to vie for love on first ever season of ‘The Golden Bachelorette’

As a woman takes center stage in the first-ever season of "The Golden Bachelorette" a man from Seattle will be competing for her attention.
2 years ago

‘Horrific:’ Blind man stabbed in Seattle apartment building

A blind man was stabbed in his Seattle apartment building on Sunday. The attack happened on the 4th floor near the elevators.
2 years ago

Get ready for a more costly commute as SR 520 toll rates have gone up

Don't be surprised when the bill for your morning commute looks more expensive as SR 520 toll rates have gone up.
2 years ago

3 killed in Skagit County fire; Investigators looking for man possibly involved

Investigators are looking for a man they believe could have been involved in a Skagit County fire that killed three people.
2 years ago

RFK Jr., Stein make state presidential ballot: Multiple parties qualify for general election

A total of nine nominations by minor parties and independent candidates have qualified for Washington's General Election Ballot.
2 years ago

Seattle first city to glide on Lime’s new seated electric vehicle

Getting around Seattle is even easier now after Lime released a pilot of its new LimeGlider in the city this week.
2 years ago

Woodland Park Zoo, workers union come to tentative agreement; strike stalled

On Monday, the Woodland Park Zoo and the JCC came to a tentative agreement. Around 200 workers will vote on the contract, stalling a strike.
2 years ago

SPD: Masked suspects on the loose following White Center shooting

Seattle police are investigating after a 23-year-old man was shot twice near White Center on Sunday around 4 p.m.
2 years ago

I-90 work creates lengthy backups for travelers heading to Eastern Washington

Work on I-90 created lengthy backups for drivers headed to Eastern Washington. KIRO Newsradio traffic has the latest.
2 years ago

Windermere economist on mortgage rates: ‘Serious movement in right direction’

There is hope for home buyers and some relief for homeowners as mortgage rates have sizably dropped from last year.
2 years ago

King County child immunizations rates fall below CDC guidelines; free vaccines offered

King County is urging families to get their children vaccinated before the start of school, offering several free clinics.
2 years ago

Serrano stresses public safety, looks to consolidate votes in state attorney general race

Pete Serrano said he plans to consolidate wavering votes with consistent messaging after he pulled ahead in the primary.
2 years ago

Man pleads guilty to killing woman, slamming into Seattle metro bus while high

The man who caused a deadly Belltown metro bus crash last November has now pled guilty.
2 years ago

Cleared: I-5 south sees delays after semitruck driver loses control

The Washington State Department of Transportation is reporting all lanes are now open on I-5 south after a semitruck crash.
2 years ago

Another local Bartell Drugs will close its doors

Western Washington is losing another Bartell Drugs store. The Bartells at 18420 Aurora Avenue North in Shoreline will close on August 20.
2 years ago

Harrell: City of Seattle, King County workers will return to in-person this fall

The City of Seattle and King County are changing their work-from-home policies to be in-person three days a week.
2 years ago

2 men sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting passengers on flights to Seattle

Two men were sentenced to prison, on Thursday, in separate cases of sexually assaulting passengers on flights to Seattle.
2 years ago

Police arrest 2 men; seize guns, cash, drugs in Aurora patrol

Seattle police arrested two men and seized guns, drugs and cash on July 24 during patrols along the Aurora Avenue Corridor.
2 years ago