Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Salk Elementary has been named the 2025-26 Imagine Learning School of Excellence and two second graders were recognized for top engagement on the platform (highlighting local academic success).

This award marks a milestone for a Broken Arrow school.

A new Oklahoma law will extend foster care services until age 21 starting July 1 (if eligible youth are working, in school, or in a job readiness program) to help ease their transition into adulthood.

Advocates say the measure may prevent hardships like homelessness during this critical period.

Broken Arrow and Tulsa Public Schools are offering free summer meals for children and teens until late July at eight sites in Broken Arrow and several summer café locations in the region; rising food and gas costs have boosted demand for these nutritious meals.

New Zealand cyclist Rylee McMullen is set to race in her sixth Tulsa Tough this weekend, marking the event's 20th anniversary on Green Country roads.

Over 2,500 riders and thousands more on a lawn course are expected to join the race.

Beauty For Ashes Gathering

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