Good morning, Broken Arrow.

On Monday, the Ridge Transitional Housing facility for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking marked one week of full operations—providing safe housing and support for those in need.

Miss Broken Arrow Tessa Dorrell was named Miss Oklahoma 2025 at the competition held Saturday at the Rose State College Performing Arts Center—she competed against four other top delegates.

The annual pageant awards over $2 million in cash and scholarships statewide.

The U.S. Postal Service is hiring for several roles across Oklahoma with starting pay from $18.22 per hour and federal benefits—job seekers from Broken Arrow and nearby areas can attend a job fair tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Tulsa or apply online.

Two key bills became law on May 29 that set up a public and private partnership to develop a Level I Trauma Center serving both adult and pediatric patients in northeast Oklahoma.

Saint Francis Health System and OSU Medical Authority will begin adult verification by the American College of Surgeons later in 2025—pediatric verification will follow afterward.

Northeast Oklahoma health departments are recruiting local businesses into the Work@Health program to boost employee wellness and productivity.

Tulsa-based AAON joined last year and saw improved morale and attendance, and training for local employers will take place in Claremore on June 26-27 — employers must have at least 20 workers and provide health insurance to join —.

The Tulsa County Treasurer's Office said the middle section of Promenade Mall scheduled for June 9 was removed from the auction list after the mortgage company paid the required minimum ($265,609) to suspend the sale, and Dillard's plus WeStreet Ice Center still own their parts of the mall.