Thunder: Jalen Williams had surgery for a fractured fibula and dislocated ankle; Oklahoma City says he’ll be reevaluated before the regular season ends. Cason Wallace is also expected to miss months with a shoulder injury. Privacy and policing: Edmond approved $250,000 in Arcadia Lake security upgrades, including AI cameras that can search footage by appearance. The system could support facial recognition later, but the city has not approved that software. Election 2026: Early voting is underway ahead of Nov. 3. Voters will decide two state questions, including one on judicial nominations and another on property-tax growth; federal monitors are expected in three Oklahoma counties. Data centers: State lawmakers are weighing the projects’ economic promise against energy and water demands, as OG&E says data-center growth could help lower bills. Economic development: Oklahoma renewed its Opportunity Zones program for 104 communities, with tax incentives for private investment set to resume in 2027. Gov. Kevin Stitt says the original program drew about $440 million. Scam warning: OSBI says a cryptocurrency scam hit victims across Oklahoma and other states; investigators seized more than $581,000 in crypto linked to the scheme.