Jennifer Dowling
Jennifer Dowling joined the FOX 13 News team as a reporter in 2022.
Dowling comes to Seattle from KOIN-TV in Portland where she spent a number of years covering issues important to people in the Pacific Northwest.
She also worked on the investigative "Problem Solvers" team for FOX 17 in Grand Rapids, MI and served as a lead anchor and reporter in Lansing, MI and Rapid City, SD.
An award-winning journalist, Dowling won an Emmy for her work during an outbreak of late November Michigan storms. She also received an Emmy nomination and a regional Edward R. Murrow award for coverage of the social justice movement, protests, and riots in Portland.
She has also received nominations for environmental reporting, investigative reporting, and an Associated Press award for Investigative Journalism.
Dowling has covered a wide range of breaking news and other historic events.
Her other journalistic credits include covering one of the largest mass shootings in Oregon history at Umpqua Community College, reporting on the destructive Eagle Creek and Beachie Creek fires in Oregon, interviewing President Obama, and exposing a number of issues important to the public, including the formation of a political action committee linked to influencing the spending of public funds.
In her spare time, she enjoys exploring natural areas and hiking trails, backpacking with her cat Athena and sharing their adventures on Instagram. She also enjoys writing fiction and nonfiction.
She looks forward to continuing to bring you quality reports on the issues that are important to Washington and the Pacific Northwest.
The latest from Jennifer Dowling
8 injured in shooting outside Tacoma party
Eight people were injured in a shooting in Tacoma early Sunday morning.
Gov. Inslee, lawmakers pursue more protections for those seeking abortion in Washington
Washington Governor Jay Inslee and other lawmakers say they'll be working on legislation to shore up more protections for people seeking abortions in the coming weeks.
Get ready for more mosquitos in western Washington as temps rise
As temperatures finally start to rise, biologists say to expect more mosquitoes than normal in western Washington and other parts of the Pacific Northwest.
Mariners celebrate Juneteenth with Steelheads jerseys, former players
The Juneteenth flag flew high above T-Mobile Park Sunday as a crowd of around 40,000 joined the Mariners in marking the federal holiday.
Doug Baldwin, United Way host Community BBQ
The United Way of King County threw a BBQ and celebration in Renton to bring the community together following the pandemic. Hundreds turned out to enjoy the carnival-like atmosphere at Saturday's event.
Marysville Strawberry Festival underway despite late berry season
The sights and sounds of the Marysville Strawberry Festival are back after a two-year break due to COVID-19. Visitors to the festival enjoyed music, carnival rides, shopping and strawberries.
Cooler weather chills out weekend plans at Lake Washington
You had to plan for much cooler weather if you were heading outside this weekend. We talked to some residents that spent their Sunday dodging raindrops at Lake Washington and wishing for summer-like temperatures.
'March for Our Lives' protest led by students in Everett
A crowd of more than 300 took to the streets in Everett on Saturday, calling on lawmakers to put a stop to gun violence.
Skagit River monitored for flooding, residents hoping for sun
Skagit County has had so much rain, the county's Department of Emergency Management and Public Works is monitoring the Skagit River for flooding.
Bird flu reported in Snohomish County, local sanctuary takes precautions
The battle to contain the devastating bird flu in Washington continues. The Department of Agriculture says the disease has now been identified in Snohomish County, with infected birds turning up in a backyard flock near Monroe.