Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about the lights in the city and the Broken Arrow Expressway, the importance of streets in town and a contingent of city councilors and youth city council members that are headed to Washington D.C.

President Trump pauses imposing tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports, Governor Stitt gives his State of the State address and the new Tulsa mayor's plan to fix the highway lights.

Governor Kevin Stitt outlined his plan to cut state income taxes in Oklahoma. The governor also announced the creation of DOGE-OK, the Division of Government Efficiency.

The FAA has installed new restrictions about flying in the D.C. area with a few exceptions, Wagoner County voters will vote on whether they will raise the sales tax, and just in time for the weekend, the weather warms up and makes for a beautiful weekend.

Broken Arrow Public Schools have announced the proposed 2025-26 Calendar.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says there was an elevation issue that occured with the D.C. plane crash, about two hundred parents and community members gathered Thursday morning outside of Carnegie Elementary School in south Tulsa to protest State Superintendent Ryan Walters and with weekend approaching the cloudy conditions with move out and temperatures are expected to reach to around 70 degrees.

Skyler and Steve discuss the incredible story of a man whose dog was found after he was lost nearly 8 years ago.

President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law which allows the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of theft-related crimes, the Owasso Police Department is investigating alleged embezzlement through an Owasso elementary school's Parent Teacher Organization and precipitation moves into Green Country with rain totals of just under an inch expected.

Skyler and Russell discuss the alleged embezzlement to an Owasso parent-teacher organization for Morrow Elementary.

The Oklahoma State Department of Education approved a rule that requires schools to ask for immigration status when enrolling kids in school, repairs are about to get underway at the Tulsa County Courthouse on various parts of the building that will take about 2 years, and the White House's pause on federal loans and grants is temporarily blocked by a federal judge in Washington D.C.