Education & Law: The 10th Circuit upheld and narrowed Oklahoma’s HB 1775 “divisive concepts” curriculum limits, saying educators can’t require teaching certain race- and sex-related ideas as correct principles, while allowing discussion in historical or popular context. Higher Ed & Safety: A new survey of faculty in the South finds rising fear over political pressure—some professors report intimidation and even death threats. Immigration & Tuition: The DOJ sued Utah (and others) over state rules letting undocumented students pay in-state tuition, arguing it undermines federal law. Oklahoma Culture & Community: Carpenter Square Theatre in OKC launches its 43rd season with “King James,” a LeBron-focused comedy about fandom and the ups and downs of following a superstar. Local Remembrance: Rogers State University held a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb honoring first responders, with participants climbing the equivalent of 110 stories. Arts & Literature: Caldecott winner Andrea L. Rogers talks “Death in the Tallgrass,” a novel rooted in Cherokee history and early Oklahoma horror. Sports & Scholarship: OSU’s Ferguson College of Agriculture awarded an agriculture education scholarship to Lee County student Natalie Pratt. Fitness: VASA Fitness and HYROX announced HYROX Training Clubs launching at select VASA locations, including Oklahoma City.