Public Schools Courts: A federal appeals court upheld and narrowed Oklahoma’s HB 1775, ruling schools can’t present certain race- and gender-related “discriminatory concepts” as facts. Local Public Safety: A Poteau woman pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of her husband after he sought an emergency protection order; she remains jailed without bail. Water Safety: Copan and two rural water districts were hit with a mandatory boil order due to high turbidity and low disinfectant levels. Retail Update: Homeland Stores reversed course and will keep its Bartlesville Madison Blvd location open after an earlier closure announcement. OU & State Policy: The OU Board of Regents will review plans for an $80 million Engineering Research Building and consider athletics personnel and contract changes. Oklahoma City & Community: OKC plans new highway gateway signs and pedestrian bridge upgrades; Millwood is grieving the death of an 11-year-old who collapsed during football practice. 9/11 Remembrance: Oklahoma museums and residents marked the 25th anniversary with stories and artifacts, including a Hobart museum display featuring a World Trade Center steel beam. Sports Spotlight: Oklahoma and Michigan meet Saturday in a major Week 2 matchup, with OU injury updates including center Jake Maikkula returning while LT Michael Fasusi is out.