Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Amie Mitchell of the BBB warned that fake CAPTCHA programs on untrustworthy websites prompt users to download malware—these pop-ups are not part of the normal signing in or buying process.

Several Tulsa-area districts are boosting outreach to ensure students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals complete their applications as the school year continues.

Union and Owasso officials said their increased efforts have raised participation numbers—though some families still need to reapply to keep getting meals.

Former Representative Richard Morrissette—a panelist on Your Vote Counts who served Oklahoma's 92nd district from 2004 to 2016—died Sunday, September 21st at 7:59 p.m. after a battle with cancer; his family is planning service details.

Oklahoma leaders clashed on Sunday over free speech and the misuse of the ClassWallet program as they debated limits on political violence and plans for open primaries.

State officials also argued over a proposal to let voters choose in 2026—critics say the change may affect the power balance.

The Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz crew reported the good, the bad, and the surprising moments from the biggest college football teams yesterday at 10:55 p.m.—offering viewers a clear snapshot of state college football action.

Woodcarving & Folk Arts Festival

All day — Central Park Community Center — Admission varies — Discover the art of woodcarving and folk arts at this annual community festival in Broken Arrow.