Good morning, Broken Arrow.

The Tulsa Amateur Radio Club joined the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise at Haikey Creek Park where ham radio operators practiced emergency communications and FOX23 Meteorologist reached out to operators outside our area—this event will be held again today from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Chad Zamarin will become CEO of Williams on July 1, replacing Alan Armstrong who led the company since 2011; the Tulsa energy firm is valued at $73 billion.

Zamarin will join the board and work to expand its natural gas pipelines to meet rising energy demand.

Paul Hutchinson, one of Sound of Freedom's executive producers and founder of the Child Liberation Foundation, served as the keynote speaker at the Wealth & Winning financial event held at Glass Chapel West in Sapulpa — where he stressed that true legacy comes from making a difference and bolstered support for child rescue initiatives.

The Broken Arrow Fire Department closed Washington and 23rd due to dangerous flooding — drivers should use alternative routes to keep safe.

Tulsa County Commissioner Stan Sallee won an award for leading 14 tours over the past year to stress the need for more funding for bridges and roads statewide—state lawmakers heard his plea.

Oklahoma leaders renewed efforts yesterday to remove synthetic food dyes from state-funded meals when Gov. Stitt and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

Kennedy Jr. directed state agencies to act — a move under his Make Oklahoma Healthy Again initiative. Sen. Kristen Thompson will meet with health experts this summer to study dye effects and plan updated legislation.