Good morning, Broken Arrow.

The Broken Arrow Police Department and QuikTrip will host the 23rd Annual Safety Spooktacular in the Rose District on Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. to give families a safe Halloween option with free candy, games, music and a costume contest — officers will be available in a non-emergency role.

Alan Crone will join the evening weather team starting Nov.

3—ending his long early-morning routine—while Stacia Knight returns to Six in the Morning so she can spend more time with her young children. The change allows the station to provide strong weather coverage in both the mornings and evenings.

American Theatre Company announced it is canceling most of its 2025–26 season due to severe funding shortages—yet will continue with select productions.

A Christmas Carol will run December 4 to 23 while Dear Jack, Dear Louise on February 8, 2026, and Les Liaisons Dangereuse on April 18, 2026 will be offered with season passes honored or refundable.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol resumed a sweep of homeless camps on state property in Tulsa on October 20th at 10:58 p.m. and ordered individuals to leave quickly from sites including those along the Broken Arrow Expressway—no arrests were made as officials plan to announce a cold-weather shelter soon while a low-barrier shelter is built for next year.

Local sports fans are gearing up for five Week 8 games as Collinsville faces Pryor and Union meets Broken Arrow this Friday—last season’s thriller between Collinsville and Pryor points to a repeat of close competition.

Christmas Kickoff Celebration

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Rose District Plaza — Free entry — Experience the magic of the holiday season with tree lighting, live music, and festive performances.