Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Tatum Guinn previews a 30-minute special (examining statewide school reforms, reading scores, and policy changes) airing today on News On 6 that aims to boost literacy and school rankings.

Today, Broken Arrow Freshman Academy hosted a Healthcare Career Day where students practiced stopping bleeds and learned from lab technicians and radiologists about varied career options; Principal Malinda Silva said the event broadened students' views (from firefighting to caregiving roles).

State Superintendent Lindel Fields endorsed two education bills that districts support to extend the campus cell phone ban and boost school security.

Broken Arrow Public Schools applauds the measures, with one bill in the state senate education committee and the other passing out of committee on a 20-2 vote.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed Rain’s Law, which requires schools to teach fentanyl dangers and designate Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Week — a measure honoring a student lost to a fentanyl-laced pill.

The law aims to help students protect themselves through education.

Broken Arrow wrestling star Jake Miller, a two-time state champion, shares a profile that includes details+fun facts about his journey and dedication to the sport.

Local fans gain insights into his accomplishments and passion for wrestling in this feature.

Union girls have won 12 of their last 13 games, and Broken Arrow girls posted a season high winning streak of six games ahead of the 6A regionals — both teams are set to continue strong performance in upcoming contests.

OMAG Severe Weather Expo 2026

12:30 PM – 4:00 PM — Stoney Creek Hotel Tulsa - Broken Arrow — Registration required — A hands-on experience for municipal leaders and first responders to prepare for severe weather emergencies.