Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Broken Arrow Public Schools is hosting a Food for Kids food drive at the high school football game tonight to collect non-perishable items for students in need— the drive partners with Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma's program and asks for nut-free donations.

Attendees are encouraged to bring items like pop-top cans, shelf-stable milk, and other kid-friendly meals.

The City of Broken Arrow held its third and final public forum to discuss bond issues for the 2026 ballot, where City Manager Michael Spurgeon explained that $400 million in projects—mostly for road expansions and public safety improvements—could be completed without raising taxes. Next month, city officials will build the bond package from public feedback for a vote on April 7.

News On 6's John Holcomb reported on week 4 high school football from Friday, September 26th, 2025 — teams entered district play to position themselves for a postseason run.

FC Tulsa heads into its final road trip game today at 6 p.m. against Indy Eleven after clinching its first playoff berth since 2021 and maintaining a first-place lead in the Western Conference—Taylor Calheira recently tied the club record with 12 goals, and the team needs a top-four finish to secure a home playoff match.

Owasso defeated Broken Arrow as Jayden Hall rushed for 207 yards on 35 carries—scoring two touchdowns—to secure the win.

His strong performance made him a key player in the game.

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.