Juli Buehler to Retire From WLUK in Green Bay
Buehler has been the ND at WLUK since 1995.
"Juli has had a truly remarkable journey. Many strong journalists across the country have passed through here and have benefited from her involvement in their lives,' said Jay Zollar, vice president and general manager of WLUK Fox 11 and WCWF CW14. 'Fox 11 would not be what it is today if it were not for Juli's investment of her passion and experience."
She is the recipient of numerous awards, including The Associated Press Carol Brewer Award, and her induction into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Silver Circle in 2016.
"I am appreciative of all the many opportunities WLUK-TV and Sinclair Media (the parent company of WLUK), have afforded me,' said Buehler. 'It has been an incredible journey with colleagues who have become lifelong friends, and newsroom adventures that are lifelong memories. This career has been a gift."
In her previous roles, Buehler wrote and produced for the Voice of America, based in Washington, D.C. She also worked as a reporter and anchor at television newsrooms in Rochester Minnesota and Eau Claire Wisconsin and as a producer in New Haven, Connecticut.
Under Buehler's leadership, the content creation teams of WLUK embarked on many Northeast Wisconsin 'firsts,' from launching the market-leading four-and-a-half-hour morning news program, "Good Day Wisconsin," to network affiliation changes, Super Bowl coverage, national political conventions, and lifestyle programs. She was an integral part of the team that created FOX 11 Packers Family Night, along with the football organization, as well as advising on the purchase of a property across from Lambeau Field, now known as the Fox 11 Field House. She has served on the executive board of the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association and played a part in advocating for access and transparency between elected officials, the court system and journalists.
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