"Ballet Under the Stars" is a free outdoor ballet event by Ballet Arizona at Peoria's Centennial Plaza on September 20, offering classical and contemporary performances.

Peoria offers a free concert series each Saturday in September, featuring acts like Simply Three, Tindal Muzic, and Midnight Ride at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts.

Peoria's Rio Vista Recreation Center offers free Sustainable U fall courses on environmentally conscious living, starting with a class on cacti landscaping.

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.

The Exchange Club of Tempe organizes a 9/11 remembrance event with thousands of flags at Tempe Beach Park, accompanied by a concert, a 5K run/walk, and a memorial ceremony.

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

Kyrene School District considers closing schools due to declining enrollment, sparking community concern. Public hearings are scheduled before a final decision in December 2025.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $1.3 billion, with eight Arizonans winning $50,000 to $150,000 during the Labor Day weekend. Arizona benefits financially from the sales, aiding various local programs.

Scottsdale officer was injured when a military-style SUV driven by Lyle Harmon Jr. crashed into their patrol car. Harmon faces multiple charges including DUI and assault on an officer.

Over 70 dogs were found living in poor conditions in a Litchfield Park home, with the MCSO investigating the alleged breeding operation following a tip.

Two Phoenix Police officers were hospitalized after a suspect shot at them during a warrant service; both are recovering. A separate shooting led to a police standoff, but the suspect was not found.

Phoenix is set to experience varied weather, including high temperatures, chances of showers, and thunderstorms, with clear skies returning by the weekend.

Arizona's Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for September 2 and 3, urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take measures to reduce ozone levels.