Jacqueline Quynh

Washington, D.C., United States

Reporter at WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

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University of Maryland develops self-driving scooters that come to you

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Jacqueline Quynh

UMD is revolutionizing transportation with self-driving electric scooters that navigate to you, transforming shared scooter services. COLLEGE PARK, Md. — If you've ever opened a scooter app only to find no scooters nearby, help could be on the way. The University of Maryland is developing a game-changing self-driving electric scooter that comes to you.
Cherry Blossom 10-Miler Features Record Breakers and Community Spirit

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Jacqueline Quynh

The Cherry Blossom 10-Miler saw record-breaking performances and encouraging signs from spectators, celebrating unity and supporting the Children's Miracle Network. WASHINGTON D.C., DC — The Runner's Rite of Spring kicked off Sunday morning with the Cherry Blossom 10-Miler. It happened just a day after the massive "Hands Off" protest along the National Mall. WUSA9 looked for signs of encouragement and found a lot more. What’s the impact of a little sign? They can be quite a show of support.
'New Wave' documentary celebrates Vietnamese-American culture with special screenings in DC area

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Jacqueline Quynh

The film explores the 1980s new wave music's impact on first-generation Vietnamese Americans, focusing on identity, fashion, and community. WASHINGTON — With one of the largest Vietnamese communities in the country, D.C. and Falls Church are hosting screenings of a new film that explores an untold story: The deep connection between first-generation Vietnamese Americans and new wave music in the 1980s.
Federal worker takes DOGE buyout to take swing at golf nonprofit

1 month ago | wusa9.com | Jacqueline Quynh

As workforce reductions in the federal sector persist, employees grapple with job instability, increased responsibilities, and uncertain futures. BOWIE, Md. — For the second consecutive week, federal employees have been asked to submit a list of five accomplishments. This is part of the ongoing effort to reduce the federal workforce. It's a move that has many employees on edge.
Federal workforce fallout: Tips to manage stress from a psychiatrist | wusa9.com

2 months ago | wusa9.com | Jacqueline Quynh

Here are some tips for keeping your mental health in check.
Chef shares tips on how to avoid stomach pain this Super Bowl Sunday

2 months ago | abc10.com | Jacqueline Quynh

WASHINGTON — Almost no gathering is complete without easy-to-share snacks and appetizers. Our Jacqueline Quynh spoke with Executive Chef Shameka Akinleye of District E about her game-changing dishes and how to enjoy them without getting a stomachache. "Commanders, I've been bred into it. My family through and through Commanders fans," Akinleye said.
Restructuring of federal workforce could impact thousands in DC area

Jan 23, 2025 | msn.com | Jacqueline Quynh

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What's Bluesky? Officials, agencies flock to new social media alternative

Nov 18, 2024 | 9news.com | Jacqueline Quynh

WASHINGTON — Following the 2024 presidential election, some people just want a break from social media. But that’s not the route everyone’s taking. Here's a closer look at an emerging social media platform gaining traction. Many users are moving away from X, formerly known as Twitter. A growing number of elected leaders and agencies, including some based in D.C., are now active on Bluesky. It's a decentralized alternative to X.
What's Bluesky? Officials, agencies flock to new social media alternative

Nov 16, 2024 | wkyc.com | Jacqueline Quynh

WASHINGTON — Following the 2024 presidential election, some people just want a break from social media. But that’s not the route everyone’s taking. Here's a closer look at an emerging social media platform gaining traction. Many users are moving away from X, formerly known as Twitter. A growing number of elected leaders and agencies, including some based in D.C., are now active on Bluesky. It's a decentralized alternative to X.
Expecting layoffs, transit workers protest outside DC council building

Sep 23, 2024 | msn.com | Jacqueline Quynh

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