Good morning, Broken Arrow.

A traffic officer on Wednesday ticketed a Corvette driver for driving nearly 130 mph in a 65 mph zone on Broken Arrow Expressway — the officer noted that the charge requires a court date that may bring fines of up to $500 or 10 days in jail.

Tulsa Police ticketed a driver in a red Corvette on the Broken Arrow Expressway after he drove at 127 mph in a 65 mph zone—aggravated speeding charges may lead to a court date, a fine up to $500, or 10 days in jail.

Homeowners are urged to reduce wildfire risks by creating a defensible space that clears flammable vegetation within 30 feet and by regularly maintaining roofs, gutters, and landscaping.

Guidelines also call for installing ember-resistant vents, safely storing combustibles, watering yards, & preparing a family evacuation plan during wildfire season.

The Broken Arrow Fire Department is increasing staffing by adding 10 extra firefighters and five brush trucks for Friday’s dangerous fire weather—strong winds up to 60 mph and rapid grassland fire spread rates have led to calls for citizens to avoid outdoor burning.

11th Annual ShamROCK the Rose Festival

The ShamROCK the Rose event is a family-friendly celebration of St. Patrick's Day located in Broken Arrow's Art & Entertainment district.

On Golden Pond

7:30-10 p.m. — Broken Arrow Community Playhouse — Ticket prices vary — Experience the heartwarming story of love and reflection in this classic play.