The Potter Park Zoo welcomes a new baby bongo

The state nursing board is giving the green light to keep Aspen University's nursing program running for now.

Neil Tift was able to get $3,000 back after a fake contractor named Gabriel Poland left him with an unfinished remodeling project.

The Phoenix City Council voted 5-4 to provide funding to help residents at three mobile parks find new homes.

The proposal would phase in the pay bump over the next two years, and it calls for every teacher regardless of experience or pay grade to get a raise.

Last year, the organization gathered 90K pounds of fruit for six charities. Pay It Forward is sponsored by America First Credit Union and Super Star Car Wash.

Phoenix officials promise to address the problems in "The Zone" as violence spikes in the homeless encampment.