Journalist Jeremy Scahill entered into Wauwatosa East High School Wall of Inspiration
- Chapters
- descriptions off, selected
- captions settings, opens captions settings dialog
- captions off, selected
This is a modal window.
Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window.
End of dialog window.
-
2:18
Dry weather finally arrives as river levels mostly go down
-
2:31
As floodwater begins to recede in some areas, many brace for...
-
2:16
Flood destroys restaurant owner’s Brewers memorabilia collection
-
2:20
2 rescued from flooded Menomonee River after going in after dog;...
-
3:16
See which former coworkers came out to congratulate Mike Strehlow
-
1:43
Onlookers in awe as Fox River nears record levels in Waukesha
-
2:07
Flooding swamps golf courses across southeast Wisconsin
-
1:44
Menomonee Falls sanctuary mourns loss of 2 cats in flash floods,...
-
1:11
Mayor Johnson provides update on flood recovery efforts, federal...
-
1:36
Bobby Portis appointed to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin’s...
-
1:00
Wauwatosa officials say homes, businesses beginning to move into...
-
2:05
Dozens evacuated from flooded homes in Germantown neighborhood
Journalist and Wauwatosa East High School graduate Jeremy Scahill has joined a prestigious club. His alma mater is known for some outstanding graduates like pioneering newswoman Nancy Dickerson and Badgers basketball standout Devin Harris. Now Scahill has joined them on the school’s Wall of Inspiration.
Scahill is a journalist who co-founded The Intercept with fellow reporter Glenn Greenwald. The Intercept is known for publishing and subsequently covering the release of classified documents revealed by former NSA analyst Edward Snowden.
CBS 58’s Mike Curkov sat down with the best-selling author to reflect on journalism and his Wisconsin roots.