About

Christine Queally is a trained multi-media journalist and dynamic broadcast television personality.

Christine has always had a passion for storytelling, and that passion is what drove her to become a journalist. In her current role as MMJ/Reporter, she does daily stories, on topics like crime, elections, local legislation, and community issues. She’ll always go the extra mile to connect with those who have a story to tell! Christine is also a fill-in anchor and was her station’s weekend producer for several months before she moved into full-time reporting. She believes it’s important to always continue learning new skills, and she likes to greet every challenge with a “yes!”

When she is not at work, Christine likes to spend time getting more involved in her community. Her favorites stories to cover are ones that highlight local leaders and people who are helping others by using their voices. She also loves meeting new people, and her favorite part about her job is getting to interact with someone new every day!

In 2020, Christine earned her journalism degree from American University with a minor in Dance. During her time at American, she produced several feature and breaking news pieces on local and national issues. Through her work, Christine became a skilled interviewer and built a large network of local sources at DMV-based government organizations and non-profits.

Christine was born in Staten Island, New York, and she is currently working toward producing her own newsletter about politics for Gen-Z women.