Good morning, Norman.

The Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust approved up to $1M for OU’s health campus expansion to create 520 new jobs in Oklahoma City over the next five years (a council vote on Oct.

13 is still needed).

OG&E filed a request on Sept.

30 to raise retail revenues by $395 million, which could add $23.88 to the average monthly electric bill. The six-month review will involve testimony from multiple parties while customers may see new discount programs for seniors and low-income households.

Today, Oklahoma high school football will kick off with Class 4A, 5A and 6A games — Norman teams will play at Lawton Eisenhower and Edmond North — while Thursday contests concluded earlier matchups.

Live updates will follow as the season unfolds.

Coach Brent Venables confirmed John Mateer remains the starting quarterback despite early struggles and urged fans to keep high expectations as the Sooners work to rebound ahead of their rivalry game with Texas (game scheduled for a future date).