Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill (SB 139) that will limit student cellphone use from bell to bell in public schools for the full 2025-2026 school year; school districts will create their own guidelines after that period to allow exceptions for emergencies and medical needs.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond joined a 24-state coalition to challenge Vermont’s Climate Superfund Act—saying the law threatened Oklahoma’s energy industry by potentially imposing billions in retroactive fines on fossil fuel companies for emissions from 1995 to 2024.

The legal challenge follows a similar suit by the Justice Department and seeks an injunction to block the law’s enforcement.

Delta Dental's mobile Cavity Prevention Clinic visited Jarman Elementary Tuesday to provide free dental care to second graders as part of its mission to boost children's oral health statewide.

Licensed dental hygienists administered assessments, fluoride treatments and sealants while also teaching proper dental hygiene—at no cost to families.

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.

May Roller Derby Double Header

5-9 p.m. — Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center — Refunds up to 7 days before event — Enjoy thrilling roller derby action featuring Roadkill Rollers and Roughneck Roller Derby.

Virtual Tour of Prairie House Assisted Living

9 AM - 7 PM — Prairie House Assisted Living and Memory Care — Free entry — Explore top-rated community offerings, from nutritious meals to friendly staff.