The Arizona State Fair returns with new attractions, including "September Nights," unique foods, and concert series, alongside classic experiences and rides.

Glendale, Arizona, experiences a surge in business openings, including a new HTeaO iced tea franchise, Andretti Indoor Karting & Games, and James Avery Artisan Jewelry, contributing to the city's growth.

Mesa wins a national water conservation award, with Mayor Freeman and the Wyland Foundation applauding local efforts to conserve water, including a challenge that saw residents pledge to save millions of gallons.

Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting local entrepreneurs, cultural pride, and historical conservation efforts within its community.

Surprise Fiesta Grande returns to Mark Coronado Park on October 11, featuring Mexican culture, food, music, Lucha Libre, and a car show. Admission is free.

Merry Main Street in Mesa won the Outstanding Special Event Award from APRA for its holiday charm and significant local impact, drawing over 190,000 visitors.

Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series features "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" with a post-screening discussion moderated by Jeannie Berg on September 13.

Casa Grande's CRC extends hours, including Sundays. The city offers pickleball at Dave White Park and organizes a Halloween festival, while Proposition 496 proposes $67M for recreation upgrades.

Ballet Arizona hosts a free outdoor event "Ballet Under the Stars" at Sahuaro Ranch Park in Glendale on September 25, featuring pre-show activities and performances starting at 7 pm.

San Luis celebrates "928 Day" in September with local businesses offering special deals and discounts to highlight community spirit and economic development.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $1.3 billion with no jackpot winner in the latest draw. Two winners won $2 million each, and 12 won $1 million, as players hope for a historic win on Wednesday.

The articles discuss movies that capture the spirit of Labor Day, highlighting workers' rights struggles and celebrating the labor movement's history.

Michael Longfellow is leaving "Saturday Night Live" after three seasons, a surprise given speculation he might co-anchor "Weekend Update." The cast shake-up includes other departures as SNL prepares for its 51st season.