Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Several Broken Arrow homeowners experienced a power surge in September that damaged air conditioners and surge protectors at costs between $3,000 and $7,000 — PSO is reaching out to utility companies and more details are expected next week.

Former Cox customers in the Tulsa metro area can now choose Spectrum internet, mobile, and TV plans without data caps or contracts, though they may keep their current service.

Spectrum will shift customer service operations back to the United States (over 18 months).

Record diesel prices are increasing costs for Oklahoma farmers and truck drivers as AAA Oklahoma reported a statewide average of $5.87 per gallon, affecting profitability and equipment use.

Local fuel expenses in areas like Tulsa are also rising, leading transport companies to adjust rates.

OSU President Jim Hess is exploring a merger between OSU Tulsa and Tulsa Community College to offer local students a seamless education pathway — official talks continue as TCC confirms nothing formal is in place.

Broken Arrow police closed northbound lanes of S.

Aspen Avenue from W. Washington Street to W. Pittsburgh Place Wednesday evening due to downed power lines — crews are working to reopen the road.

Oklahoma has made significant progress as teen birth rates fell from 38 to 17 per 1,000 since 2014, crediting local investments and youth-led health choices.

Over 17,000 Tulsa County students joined programs last year that promote digital literacy and safe decision-making.