Good morning, Norman.

The Salvation Army of Norman welcomed its new lieutenants Myranda Estudiante and her husband Victor Estudiante, who will build community partnerships and offer practical support as they serve local residents.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will spend the next year reviewing if the plains spotted skunk qualifies for federal protection after Grasslands Unlimited petitioned for listing, and Oklahoma wildlife officials say our populations appear stable + the species still lives in several other states.

Oklahoma officials debate NDAs with data center developers as critics question if local governments shield public details on large economic projects—city managers in Claremore say such agreements protect business secrets while lawmakers consider transparency changes.

Health officials in Norman are monitoring a national cyclosporiasis outbreak with over 1,800 cases reported US-wide; locally, 56 cases have been logged so far though none link to the outbreak.

Officials advise anyone with diarrhea or stomach cramps to contact a healthcare provider.

Today, the state Department of Health confirmed 56 cases of cyclosporiasis—an intestinal illness—resulting in six hospitalizations.

Officials advise residents to wash produce thoroughly and practice good hand hygiene as the department monitors the outbreak.

Oklahoma football has announced its representatives for SEC Media Days in Tampa starting Monday, July 20, with quarterback John Mateer, defensive end Taylor Wein, and offensive lineman Eddy Pierre-Louis set to attend.

The Sooners aim to show their readiness for the season.

Nike Basketball Skills Camp 2026

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Young Family Athletic Center — $399 — Enhance your basketball skills with expert coaching in a fun and dynamic environment.

SINGO Night Fundraiser for Boys & Girls Club

6-9 p.m. — The Standard — Free entry • $5 SINGO cards — Enjoy Disney and Classic SINGO while supporting local youth with food, drinks, and prizes.

Children and Family Center Event

10 a.m.–2 p.m. — Center For Children and Families, Inc. — Free entry — A community event focused on providing services and resources for families and children.

Teaching Climate Across the Curriculum: Tools and Strategies for K–12

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — National Weather Center (NWC) — Registration required — Explore hands-on workshops to integrate climate science into your K–12 teaching across all subjects.