Inola Aluminum Fight: Oklahoma Primary Aluminum and the Tulsa Ports Authority signal they may sue after Inola extended a smelter moratorium and set an April vote on a permanent ban, with Gov. Kevin Stitt calling the reversal unconstitutional. Election Integrity: AG Todd Blanche says the Justice Department is investigating election practices in multiple states as the administration pushes voter-roll enforcement ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Courts & Judges: The White House is racing to confirm federal judges before a possible Senate power shift after midterms. Housing & Schools: A Tulsa eviction story highlights how fast Oklahoma’s process can push families out—evictions affecting hundreds of children in Tulsa Public Schools. Public Safety Accountability: An audit of the Osage County Sheriff’s Office found major gaps in missing evidence items, including 17 vehicles and dozens of guns/cameras. Water Rights: Cedar Lake residents continue pressing the Oklahoma Water Resources Board over alleged unpermitted dams drying wells, while the board approved a consent-order summary disposition. Campaign Trail: Democratic gubernatorial nominee Cyndi Munson plans a stop in Cordell. Federal Health Policy: New records show Medicare AI prior-authorization requests in Oklahoma and other states often missed a 72-hour response goal.