Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Construction is underway on the Broken Arrow Sunset Amphitheater—a million-dollar outdoor venue redesigned by Venu based on community input.

The project will offer wind walls, heated seating and a hospitality space for up to 350 guests and is set to open in Summer 2026 while residents share mixed reactions over potential traffic and noise.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation approved lower speed limits on Highway 67 in Glenpool after a 9-year-old boy was killed in a crash; new signs will lower the limit from 65 to 45 mph from Highway 75 to near Peoria beginning Monday afternoon—Glenpool officials said the change came after community demands.

The Better Business Bureau warns that scammers are hacking voicemail systems — they target businesses to contact customers and steal money.

On Monday, October 6, the Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved an eight-year $8 billion plan to improve highways and bridges statewide—projects include I-35 upgrades in McClain County and shoulder additions in Pottawatomie County.

The plan will start in fiscal year 2026 and a separate $500 million plan will focus on preserving current roadways.

Steve Sarkisian said OU’s defense led the SEC in scoring, passing efficiency and other key areas during his press conference Monday, October 6th, and he credited team development with physical play and a fast ball release—qualities Texas will face as they prepare to counter John Mateer and Michael Hawkins on Saturday.

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.