Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Rogers State University reported record-breaking enrollment for the fall semester with 3,401 students including 526 freshmen, 354 transfer students and a record 571 high school students earning college credit — marking its 25th year as a four-year school.

The university also noted record graduate enrollment and said it will break ground in spring on a 41,000-square-foot Center for Science and Technology to support new programs.

Oklahoma Senator John Haste represented Broken Arrow at a Boston summit where he discussed how artificial intelligence can improve health care and reduce disparities in rural areas—tools that can help Medicaid and SNAP.

He took part in a hands-on tour and a policy panel that showcased AI tools like cardiac ultrasounds and guided stroke treatments that can advance patient care.

Walmart recalled Great Value shrimp sold in Oklahoma on August 19th after the FDA warned of possible radioactive contamination from Cesium-137 — customers who bought the shrimp should throw it away and ask for a refund at the store.

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.

Broken Arrow Rose Festival

Various times — Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center — Free entry — Celebrate the beauty of roses with family-friendly activities and vibrant festivities.