Cavalier Johnson

In his first sit-down interview since the election, Mayor Johnson answered our questions about how he plans to deliver.

Milwaukee Mayor-elect Cavalier Johnson speaks with reporters a day after his victory in the spring general election over Bob Donovan.

Voters in Milwaukee elected Cavalier Johnson as the city's first new mayor in 18 years Tuesday. Johnson defeated challenger Bob Donovan, a former Milwaukee alderman who was seeking a win after losing the mayoral election to Tom Barrett in 2016.

Cavalier Johnson became the first African American elected mayor of Milwaukee, overwhelming a former alderman to win the right to finish the last two years of Tom Barrett’s term.

A win in Tuesday's general election would make him the city's first elected African American mayor.

On Tuesday, Milwaukee will elect its first new mayor in nearly two decades. Both Bob Donovan and Cavalier Johnson believe the key to victory is turnout.

Allen Addison Jr., the brother of Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, faces criminal charges in connection with a shooting.

Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson offered a brief statement on allegations against his brother -- who is accused in a January shooting.

A new partnership between Milwaukee and MENTOR Greater Milwaukee was announced on Wednesday, March 30. It will allow city employees the ability to mentor Milwaukee youth during the work day.

Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson speaks about triple homicide near 54th and Mill

Milwaukee mayoral candidates Cavalier Johnson and Bob Donovan took part in a forum Wednesday night at the Turner Hall Ballroom.

FOX6's Stephanie Grady sat down with Milwaukee?s Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson for an interview ahead of the April 5 election where he faces former Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan.

FOX6's Stepanie Grady sits down with Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson to talk about his vision for the city.

On April 5, we will know who will be the next mayor of Milwaukee. Both candidates took center stage Sunday, addressing more than 800 leaders of Common Ground Southeastern Wisconsin, a community advocacy group.