Bill Glauber is a reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He covers a range of topics including Wisconsin politics, with a focus on the GOP, Ron Johnson, and the RNC, reflecting his commitment to local and national issues. Bill's work has been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY and the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
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By: Bill Glauber
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel FOND DU LAC – In politics, a year can be a lifetime. Just ask Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney.
By: Bill Glauber
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Herb Kohl, the former U.S. senator, Milwaukee Bucks owner and retail shopping magnate, died this afternoon at the age of 88 after a brief illness.
By: Bill Glauber
The public is invited to the event that will begin at 12 p.m. and celebrate the life of the former U.S. Senator and Milwaukee Bucks owner.
By: Bill Glauber
Joe Biden to deliver a speech Friday in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania as Democrats and their allies mark Jan. 6, 2021 attack anniversary.
By: Bill Glauber
Retired Navy Rear Admiral Michael Smith said he never imagined "a world where I’d spend my post-service life defending the future of democracy from a domestic threat in the form of a former president."
By: Bill Glauber
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Show Caption It started decades ago with a pile of mattresses that Lloyd Ter Maat hauled from Sheboygan County to Milwaukee.
By: Bill Glauber, Hannah Kirby
The celebration of the life of Wisconsin legend Herb Kohl is still set for Jan. 12 at Fiserv Forum despite snowy weather conditions.
By: Bill Glauber
They came through the snow and cold on a January day deep in a Milwaukee winter to pay their respects to a modest man who made a huge impact on his hometown.
By: Bill Glauber
Herb Kohl made one final trip to Cafe at the Pfister two days before he died. Here's his gesture to the staff.
By: Bill Glauber
As the country remembers former President Jimmy Carter, here are five significant connections between the 39th president and Wisconsin.
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