Good morning, Norman.

OU Daily was chosen for a Lab for Journalism Funding training program that runs from August through February to help secure philanthropic support for its reporting.

The student-run outlet will work with experts at Oklahoma Media Center and partners to strengthen local journalism.

Norman Public School Board of Education member Annette Price received the 2026 Pat Henry Award on Saturday at the Oklahoma PTA Luncheon for her work with the Norman PTA Council.

OU Health's Jenny Witherspoon advises parents to involve kids in planning healthy lunches and dinners before school starts, recommending options like Greek yogurt with frozen berries—an approach that eases busy school mornings.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 172 cyclosporiasis cases (including 12 hospitalizations) in an update Tuesday morning.

Health officials continue investigating a potential link to recalled Taylor Farms lettuce as the online surveillance database updates weekly at 10 a.m.

The OU men's basketball team will face Arizona State at the BOK Center in Tulsa on Dec.

5. Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, July 27 at 10 a.m., while season ticket holders have presale access from today until July 26 (ticket details will be emailed).

OU quarterback John Mateer said he is confident for the 2026 season after facing challenges last year (including midseason surgery) and getting strong support from coaches and trainers at SEC Media Days in Tampa.

He aims to improve his game ahead of upcoming contests.

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.