Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Route 66 centennial events light up the region this weekend.

Tulsa hosts a classic car parade starting 8 a.m. Saturday at 11th Street and Yale Avenue and Catoosa offers the Blue Whale Run with a 5K and fireworks; other events run through Sunday (May 31).

Governor Stitt signed a law that will ban cellphones & smartwatches and other personal devices during school hours while allowing school-issued tablets, with the change set for July 1.

A flood advisory is in effect until 11 PM CDT today for low-lying areas such as Broken Arrow after heavy rain fell.

Additional rain (0.5 to 1.5 inches) may create minor flooding so residents are urged to avoid flooded roads.

Tulsa County’s annual homeless count on Jan.

22 recorded 1,443 people, stable compared to 1,449 last year — unsheltered cases dropped by 32 percent as expanded shelter capacity and outreach efforts helped reduce street homelessness despite ongoing affordable housing challenges.

Beauty For Ashes Gathering

6-10 p.m. — Kirkland Theatre — Free entry — An uplifting experience filled with hope, healing, and community connection.