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Broken Arrow music teacher impacts her students and last updated 2021-06-30 16:11:35-04 BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — Almost everyone can name a past teacher who somehow impacted their life for the better. Rosewood Elementary music teacher Michelle McCarver is one of those teachers. After teaching music for eight years in Broken Arrow, a new opportunity opened up at Rosewood Elementary, but it would take hours of hard work and commitment. “When I walked into the classroom, at the beginning of...

22-Year-Old Dead After Single-Vehicle Crash On Muskogee Turnpike A 22-year-old man has died after an accident on the Muskogee Turnpike near Broken Arrow, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports. OHP said a 22-year-old Tegan Donovan Rawlins of Utah was killed when his truck left the road and crashed into a bridge near 241st E Avenue around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. OHP said the cause of the crash is under investigation. This is a developing story. All content &copy copyright .

By: News On 6 A 22-year-old man has died after an accident on the Muskogee Turnpike near Broken Arrow, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports. OHP said a 22-year-old Tegan Donovan Rawlins of Utah was killed when his truck left the road and crashed into a bridge near 241st E Avenue around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. OHP said the cause of the crash is under investigation. This is a developing story.

State Sen. Nathan Dahm recently filed a bill that would lower the age of people who can openly carry a gun in Oklahoma to 18. Advocates against gun violence said Dahms proposal to lower the states constitutional carry age from 21 to 18 is a huge mistake. Dahm told KOCO 5 the bill is about protecting their constitutional rights, saying they should have the right to carry a firearm if they also have the right to vote.But some feel 18 is still too young."I think its dangerous legislation. It ...

Oklahomans will have plenty of fireworks shows to choose from this 4th of July. Broken Arrow is having a Block Party at New Orleans Square on Thursday night. - Details HERE Bixby is hosting their Freedom Celebration on Friday night at Bentley Sports Complex. - Details HERE Tulsa is having the Folds of Honor Freedom Fest next Sunday night on the 4th at River West Festival Park. - Details HERE Jenks is hosting Boom Fest on the 4th at the Aquarium - Details HERE Muskogee First Assembly will be hos...

Also, the biopic "Reagan," which lensed in Oklahoma last fall, is seeking crew for summer reshoots in the Sooner State.

Broken Arrow Middle School Student Writes, Publishes His Own Book A middle school student in Broken Arrow is raising money for college by selling his own book. Beaumont Morris wrote the book “Chubby Gus: The Everyday Life of an Adventurous Hamster.” It’s all about the hamster’s adventures after its adopted from a pet shop and it includes some real places in Broken Arrow. Beaumont said he read the book to his parents, who encouraged him to publish it and write more stories. All cont...

A middle school student in Broken Arrow is raising money for college by selling his own book. Beaumont Morris wrote the book “Chubby Gus: The Everyday Life of an Adventurous Hamster.” It’s all about the hamster’s adventures after its adopted from a pet shop and it includes some real places in Broken Arrow. Beaumont said he read the book to his parents, who encouraged him to publish it and write more stories.

Meals On Wheels Volunteers Are Back On The Road To Deliver Hot Meals For the first time in nearly a year and a half, volunteers with Meals on Wheels are back on the road Wednesday, delivering hot food. Meals on Wheels Metro Tulsa said it had to hire delivery drivers during the pandemic, but now they are so glad to welcome back their volunteers. "I forget they just started having volunteers again," said Bri Regnier, who said it’s her first official day delivering meals as a volunteer. "Im e...

Oklahoma legislators call for inquiry into death row inmate Richard Glossips conviction Josh Dulaney, Oklahoman Replay Video UP NEXT A death row inmate who was convicted at two separate trials has again received public support from Oklahoma legislators seeking an independent investigation into his conviction.   © BRYAN TERRY/THE OKLAHOMAN Don Knight, an attorney for death row inmate Richard Glossip, talks about the need for an independent investigation for his clients case...