Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of April.
Good morning, Broken Arrow.
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on a proposal to let Oklahoma’s first religious charter school access public funds—a plan that challenges the long-held separation between government funding and religious teaching.
One expert said a win for the school would mark a radical change in First Amendment protections and could reshape how these funds are managed.
Tulsa World has honored the top girls basketball players for the 2024–25 season by naming finalists for player of the year, including local stars McKenzie Mathurin and Macy Marraccini — the winner will be announced at the All-World Awards banquet on Thursday, June 19 at ONEOK Field.
Barry Lewis picked the state's top 12 boys and top 12 girls high school basketball teams for the 2024–25 season based on records and recent state tournament play—Broken Arrow teams were among his selections along with other regional contenders.
Today, at the All-State boys basketball event, Barry Lewis announced the state's top 100 players chosen from schools across the region.
The list highlights players who led their teams with high scores and key plays—setting them up for a strong season.
Baby Goats & Beer at The Nook Brewing
3-8 p.m. — The Nook Brewing Company — $25 per ticket — Enjoy family fun with goat interactions and a complimentary beer.
Turkish Food and Art Festival
11 AM-7 PM — Raindrop Turkish House — Free entry — Experience the vibrant flavors and rich culture of Turkey with food and art displays.
Rooster Days Festival 2025
May 15-18 — Central Park Community Center — Free entry — Celebrate over 90 years of small-town traditions with fun and festivities in Broken Arrow.
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