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Alfonso Morales one of four finalists for Fitchburg police chief

Former Milwaukee Chief named finalist for Fitchburg top cop job

Former Milwaukee Chief named finalist for Fitchburg top cop job Former Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales may soon have a new job. As reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Morales is one of four finalists for the open police chief job in the City of Fitchburg. Earlier this month the City of Milwaukee announced a tentative $627,000 settlement with Morales who sued the City after he was demoted to police captain by the Fire and Police Commission last August. The agreement is set to be voted on by the full Milwaukee Common Council tomorrow (Tuesday). According to the City of Fitchburg Facebook page, the other finalists are:

City of Milwaukee announces tentative settlement with former Police Chief Morales

Harassment probe examines Milwaukee city attorney's conduct

Harassment probe examines Milwaukee city attorney s conduct Milwaukee city attorney subject of harassment probe Tearman Spencer was elected as Milwaukee s city attorney in April 2020. In September, an investigation started looking into harassment complaints against him. MILWAUKEE - An investigation into Milwaukee City Attorney Tearman Spencer s behavior is underway, but he says the city s anti-harassment policy doesn t apply to him. Now, city leaders are trying to change that. City employees are subject to the policy, but politicians are not. Spencer was elected in April 2020. In September, the city s human resources department and an outside firm started looking into complaints against him.

Vice President Harris visiting Milwaukee on May 4

Vice President Harris visiting Milwaukee on May 4 By FOX6 News Digital Team Published  Vice President-elect Kamala Harris (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images) MILWAUKEE - Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Milwaukee on Tuesday, May 4, a source confirmed to FOX6 News. The visit is part of a tour following the Biden administration s first 100 days in office. The president is to deliver an address to Congress on the first 100 days Wednesday night. Holocaust education required for Wisconsin students, grades 5-12 Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill on Wednesday requiring Wisconsin middle and high school social studies classes to teach the Holocaust and other genocides.