Good morning, Broken Arrow.

The Native American Warrior Project focuses on honoring and addressing the needs of Native American veterans in Oklahoma, tackling issues from healthcare access to suicide prevention.

The Tulsa Global District partnered with Cocina 66 to promote Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses through the 'Comidas y Canciones' festival held at Plaza Santa Cecilia.

Westbound Highway 51 at Oneta is closed due to a crash, affecting traffic flow.

A portion of Will Rogers Turnpike near mile marker 254 westbound is shut due to 204 feet of guardrail damage caused by a semi-truck.

The 400 block of West New Orleans Street in Broken Arrow has reopened after a crash caused power lines to fall, prompting repairs.

Ebenezer the Traveler, a holiday movie with Oklahoma roots, offers a fresh sequel to A Christmas Carol, imagining Scrooge's journey into the 21st century, set to debut on various streaming platforms December 6.

Associate Superintendent Larry Shackelford is set to retire in December after a 46-year career in education, marked by his significant contributions to Broken Arrow Public Schools and other districts in Northeast Oklahoma.

Experts offer advice and resources to address loneliness and stress during the holidays, highlighting the importance of staying connected and setting boundaries.

The University of Tulsa's football team ended the season with a call from fans for new coaching talent and increased local recruitment after Coach Kevin Wilson's dismissal.

On-Site Tour at The Stonehaven

Explore the amenities and care options offered at The Stonehaven Assisted Living and Memory Care facility throughout the day.

Kristin Chenoweth Live in Concert

Experience a captivating evening with acclaimed performer Kristin Chenoweth at the Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center.

Sensory Santa Meet and Greet in Broken Arrow

Experience a sensory-friendly Santa Meet and Greet featuring resource vendors to support families in the community.