Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Megan Quickle launched Cali’s Cart at Broken Arrow Neighbors to give pet food to clients while honoring her rescue dog, Cali—who helped her manage type 1 diabetes.

Over 1,800 families have been helped by the program as donations can be dropped off at the Community Resource Center or local stores.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education moved three Sperry High School staff members from suspension to probation and reinstated their teaching certificates with formal reprimands added to their records.

They resume work today and will face renewed suspension if another complaint is filed.

The Oklahoma City Thunder publicly endorsed legalizing sports betting in Oklahoma during a legislative hearing at the Capitol and urged lawmakers to enact a regulated market by 2026.

The team said legal betting would protect consumers + boost economic growth + support team operations.

Broken Arrow Fire Department reported that a local construction company violated its burn permit near New Orleans — Olive on Thursday morning when officials found the open burn did not meet permit conditions and ordered the company to correct the issue immediately while continuing to monitor the site.

The City of Broken Arrow appointed Travis Stephens as its new Economic Development Director, citing his extensive background in economic development and management.

He will work with City Manager Michael Spurgeon and local business leaders to attract new companies and retain current ones — a move aimed at boosting the city’s long-term growth.

Broken Arrow's No. 4 team won its district game over No. 8 Union as its defense allowed only 15.3 points this season compared to 38.8 last year—an important improvement from the previous season—while offense scored nearly the same points as before.

After Week 7, an updated top-10 ranking of Tulsa-area high school football players was released — the list highlights top performers from local schools.

The rankings consider recent game performances and show rising talent among the stars.

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.