Good morning, Norman.

Guardian 2.0, Oklahoma's new campaign finance website, has been offline since Sept.

19 as officials work on technical fixes and secure data conversion before restoring access. Lee Anne Bruce Boone said candidates and lobbyists will not face penalties—campaign reports are due Oct. 31 and lobbyist disclosures Oct. 15 while records can be requested directly.

OU receiver Keontez Lewis crashed into an unpadded brick wall during Saturday's game against Kent State at Owen Field—he was taken off for testing and later seen walking in the training room as coaches said improvements to the wall's padding will be made for future games.

On October 4th, OU improved to 5-0 with a 44-0 shutout win against Kent State—Michael Hawkins threw touchdown passes to Isaiah Sategna and Kaden Helms while OU also recorded three Tate Sandell field goals, a defensive score off an R Mason Thomas strip sack, and provided a positive update on Keontez Lewis. This tuneup game highlighted OU's strong performance as they maintained an undefeated record.

One of One Girls Flag Football Club is giving local girls a chance to join football and earn college scholarships ahead of the 2028 Olympics—club founder and head coach Shamiel Gary said the program fills a gap in local sports by offering teams for different age groups.

9th-grade quarterback Natalie Lopez explained the club builds players' confidence and prepares them for future games.

OU quarterback John Mateer—who had surgery last Wednesday after breaking his right hand against Auburn—wore a brace during Saturday's contest against Kent State, while Michael Hawkins Jr. started the game as Mateer's return remains unclear.

Pajama Story Time

6:30-7:00 p.m. — Center For Children and Families, Inc. — Free entry — Enjoy bedtime stories that enrich literacy and strengthen the bonds between parents and children.

Halloween Kickoff Celebration

3-8 p.m. — The Ice Creamatory — Free candy for kids in costumes — Celebrate Halloween with costume contests, food trucks, and sweet treats.

Run For Your Life 5K & One-Mile Fun Run

5-9 p.m. — Ruby Grant Park — Kids under 10 run free with paid adult — Navigate a zombie-filled course in an off-road adventure and enjoy snacks and dancing after the race.

Live Music at NOUN Hotel

3 PM – 10 PM — NOUN Hotel — Free entry — Experience lively music in a welcoming atmosphere during OU home game weekends.

Oklahoma Sooners vs. Mississippi Rebels Parking

11 AM – 1 PM — Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium — Parking available — Get ready for the thrilling matchup between Ole Miss and Oklahoma.

Children and Family Center Event

10 AM - 2 PM — Center For Children and Families, Inc. — Free entry — Engage in fun activities designed for children and their families.

Oklahoma Sooners Women's Basketball Exhibition Game

6-8 p.m. — Lloyd Noble Center — Free admission — Enjoy an exciting women's basketball exhibition game with fan appreciation festivities.

John Crocker Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill — No cover charge — Experience heartfelt tunes from Oklahoma singer-songwriter John Crocker as he shares his journey through music.

National Weather Festival

10 AM – 2 PM — National Weather Center — Free entry — Experience a fun-filled day with weather-related exhibits, activities, and demonstrations for the whole family.

Belmont Bruins at Oklahoma Sooners Women's Basketball

4:30-6:00 p.m. — Lloyd Noble Center — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Oklahoma Sooners women's basketball team as they face off against the Belmont Bruins.