Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond warned Oklahomans Tuesday, June 10 about a scam that uses fake arrest warrants—fraudsters impersonate officers to demand preemptive bail payments at cryptocurrency kiosks and target seniors, so residents should verify any such messages with law enforcement.

Yesterday, the Attorney General's Human Trafficking Response Unit partnered with TAT (formerly Truckers Against Trafficking) to host a training session on counter-trafficking efforts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow; the session featured prevention training, a survivor presentation and a law enforcement panel to help close loopholes exploited by traffickers.

EMSA issued the season’s first heat alert after paramedics treated five people for heat-related illnesses on Sunday, June 8; officials urge residents to drink water, wear light clothing, and stay in air-conditioned spaces as temperatures climb.

The ninth annual All-World Awards banquet will be held at ONEOK Field on Thursday, June 19 to announce boys golf and other sports winners.

Broken Arrow's Jacob Newsom and other top Tulsa area golfers earned their spots through strong performances at state and regional tournaments — the event will highlight the best local athletes.