Prior to coming to WHAM, Glenn was a Bureau Chief and columnist for Howard Publications, a national newspaper chain. Based in Corning, Steuben County, Glenn covered politics, wrote commentaries, and contributed to the editorial page.

Most of Glenn's 40-year news career has been in broadcasting and the print medium. He was a network news director in New York State, news director at Radio New Jersey, news anchor at KOMO and All-News King in Seattle, anchor reporter at KIMN Radio in Denver, managing editor at KUSA-TV in Denver, magazine editor/writer in Denver, and Capitol Hill reporter for All-News WAVA in Washington, D.C. he began his career at WCAX-TV in Burlington, Vermont.

Glenn is the only citizen of the United States to receive an apology from England for the Revolutionary War (sort of!). While covering the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Victoria, British Columbia, the Duke of Edinburgh stepped on Glenn's foot. The Duke quickly apologized with a royal "We," saying, "Oh, We're so sorry, We didn't mean to tread on you." The British Press, traveling with the royal couple, dubbed the statement "The apology to the colonies for the troubles in the 1770's."

Glenn is married to Kim Lambertz (Anderson). They have five children and seven grandchildren. Glenn is an Extra class amateur radio operator (KF2LU), and an avid target shooter and hunter.

"The First and Second Amendments are in the constitution for good reasons, very good reasons."