Deputy editorial page editor

Julieta Chiquillo

Julieta is deputy editorial page editor for The Dallas Morning News. Born and raised in El Salvador, Julieta joined The News in 2010 as a reporter and covered local government and breaking news in Dallas and neighboring suburbs. She also contributed to the paper's immigration beat. Julieta became a member of the editorial board in 2020.

Latest Stories

Jenny Arce (abajo a la izquierda) y Yazbeth Esquivel (arriba a la derecha) se encuentran...

¿Por qué Dallas permite que propietarios tengan apartamentos en mala condición?

Una excursión a Bachman Lake revela cielos caídos e inquilinos desesperados.

By Julieta ChiquilloCommentaryAug 17, 2024

Jenny Arce (bottom left) and Yazbeth Esquivel (top right) are among the tenants who have...

Bad landlords make Dallas housing miserable. Why can’t City Hall crack down?

A trip to Bachman Lake tells the tale of fallen ceilings and hopeless tenants.

By Julieta ChiquilloCommentaryAug 17, 2024Member Exclusive

Norma McCorvey, the plaintiff in the landmark lawsuit Roe v. Wade, speaks up as she joins...

‘Jane Roe’ in her own words as America marks a half-century since landmark abortion ruling

Norma McCorvey died in 2017 at age 69 after being involved on both sides of the abortion debate at different times.

By Julieta ChiquilloPoliticsJan 20, 2023

Former CIA counterintelligence chief on Putin: ‘He will not survive Ukraine’

Texas A&M professor James Olson talks about life as a spy, espionage threats and the potential fallout of the war in Ukraine.

By Julieta ChiquilloCommentaryMar 13, 2022Member Exclusive

An ultrasound of twins

Texas, why can’t we be honest about pregnancy when we discuss abortion?

Gov. Greg Abbott’s comments betray a lack of concern for the facts.

By Julieta ChiquilloCommentarySep 26, 2021

I want to go back to the office. Does that make me a bad mom?

My feelings about remote work are complicated.

By Julieta ChiquilloCommentaryJun 13, 2021Member Exclusive

Rep. Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, and other Brown and Black Democratic members talk to the...

The most ‘fed up’ quotes of the week

Lawmakers on the Texas voting bill, Naomi Osaka on mental health, Mike Pence on the Capitol insurrection and more

By Julieta ChiquilloOpinionJun 5, 2021

Screen grab from former president George W. Bush's interview, streamed March 18, 2021, with...

‘I was sick to my stomach’ and other quotes commanding our attention this week

George W. Bush on the Capitol insurrection, lawmakers on the migrant surge and more.

By Julieta ChiquilloOpinionMar 20, 2021

Jennifer Granadillo, directora de Spanish Schoolhouse, en Coppell, es una de varias maestras...

Dallas-Fort Worth: Presencia de venezolanos se multiplica en el Norte de Texas

Datos del censo confirman aumento exponencial de residentes de ese país sudamericano. La población se ha cuadriplicado en alrededor de una década

By Julieta ChiquilloDallas-Fort WorthDec 26, 2019

Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins (middle) spoke alongside Dallas County Commissioners J.J....

Years past original deadline and millions of dollars over budget, Dallas County hits pause on courts software

Another missed deadline might spur Dallas County to end the years-long saga marked by a corporate bankruptcy, arguments on the commissioners’ dais and a plea from criminal court judges to ditch the program.

By Julieta ChiquilloNewsFeb 20, 2019