Annie Yu
Morning News Anchor at WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
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3 weeks ago |
wusa9.com | Annie Yu
Robert Trent Jones Golf Club will transform into the epicenter of global golf this weekend. GAINESVILLE, Va. — LIV Golf is coming to Northern Virginia. The tournament offers a unique experience to fans of the sport. Fans can walk the fairways of the prestigious and private Robert Trent Jones Golf Club to see how good these players really are. The tournament runs Friday through Sunday, but transforming the quiet Virginia landscape into the epicenter of global golf started months ago.
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2 months ago |
wusa9.com | Annie Yu
More than 550 guests filled the ballroom at the McLean Hilton in Fairfax County on Sunday night. Credit: Annie Yu/WUSA9 51st Annual Gala of Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington. MCLEAN, Va. — On a remarkable evening that will be remembered for years to come, the Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington (KCSC) hosted its 51st Annual Gala. It was an unforgettable celebration of heritage, service and hope for the future.
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Nov 13, 2023 |
wusa9.com | Annie Yu
CHANTILLY, Va. — 'Tis the season for gift giving! As you plan your holiday lists, consider supporting your community by shopping small. There are so many unique shops in the DMV, whether you're looking for gifts for office gift exchanges, hostess gifts, or someone special in your life — we set out to find some great ideas for you. We're starting in Fairfax County at River-Sea Chocolates in Chantilly.
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Nov 9, 2023 |
wusa9.com | Annie Yu
WASHINGTON — The inaugural HBCU First Look Film Festival is being held at Howard University through Sunday, Nov. 12. It’s an innovative HBCU initiative that focuses on diversity and inclusion opportunities that brings together HBCU students with HBCU graduates who are creators and leaders in film, TV, and broadcast industries.
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Sep 28, 2023 |
wusa9.com | Annie Yu
WASHINGTON — The Washington Commanders co-ed dance team known as Command Force is elevating the game from the sidelines. We got exclusive access to the team's practice and spoke with some of the leaders of the group of entertainers. Two years ago, the Washington football franchise opted to get rid of cheerleaders and bring in a dance team instead. It was a first for the sport, and one part of the team's major re-brand.
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