Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Construction is underway at 18th Street and Boston on the site of the former BurnCo Barbeque restaurant (the building burned three years ago), with work having begun on September 27th.

On Friday, September 26th at 7:06 p.m., LeAnne Taylor toured the newly renovated News On 6 studio that features a 300-panel LED wall and flexible spaces for interviews—designed to enhance real-time coverage for viewers.

The upgraded studio now uses modern technology to improve reporting for Northeast Oklahoma.

Former lawmaker Richard Morrissette was honored on Hot Seat as panelists remembered his work as a bipartisan leader, attorney, and advocate for working people following his death last week.

He served in both the Oklahoma and New Hampshire legislatures and helped launch Your Vote Counts (a popular public affairs program) while earning praise for working across party lines.

City councilors said that if Mayor Monroe Nichols brings a sales tax increase or another revenue option to the ballot, a resolution must be approved by a majority of the nine council members—ensuring the measure meets local requirements.

Tulane beat Tulsa 31—14 on Saturday, September 27th as Tulane's defense made 13 tackles for loss and six sacks.

Tulsa, after a trick play tied the score early, will try to win their next game at Memphis on October 4th at 7 p.m. on ESPNU.

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.