Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Broken Arrow is set to see major growth as new shopping centers and a Trader Joe’s location open later this fall while the city also provided funding for the local horror film Horrified.

City Manager Michael Spurgeon said the investments will boost the local economy, create jobs, and support local businesses with film production scheduled to use local crew and vendors.

City of Broken Arrow is asking residents to weigh in on plans for a new library intended to replace the South Broken Arrow Library.

The city has shared conceptual drawings — and a short survey is available to collect public opinions on the project.

Oklahoma health officials reminded parents on Monday, July 28th at 9:54 a.m. to secure a birth certificate, schedule a well-child visit, and update immunizations for school enrollment—children cannot attend school without a record or an exemption.

A heat dome is making many households work their air conditioners harder and causing a rise in repair calls—local HVAC experts advise that changing filters, keeping grass clippings away from units, and using summer-mode ceiling fans can help prevent breakdowns and lower bills.

News On 6 Family Night took place Monday, July 28 at ONEOK Field where News On 6 employees and their families enjoyed a Tulsa Drillers game.

The team shut out the Springfield Cardinals 3-0 to clinch a six-game series—giving many young fans their very first baseball experience.

Bixby Varsity Softball vs. Broken Arrow

6:30 p.m. — 601 S Riverview Dr, Bixby, OK — Free entry — Cheer on the Bixby varsity softball team as they take on Broken Arrow in a non-conference game.