Marijuana enforcement: Tulsa County DA Steve Kunzweiler says a Sand Springs explosion that killed two workers is tied to an Oklahoma marijuana extraction operation that allegedly lacked proper licensing, and he’s pushing for stronger state safeguards after owner Ryan Bassham was charged with murder. Ag & energy: Gov. Kevin Stitt publicly breaks with the Trump administration over a plan to sell imported beef at a 25% discount, warning it could undercut Oklahoma cattle producers. Local construction: OKC United’s MAPS 4 multipurpose stadium faces higher costs as Echo Sports steps in with $9 million to help keep the 2028 opening on track. Food safety: Hodo, Inc. recalls more than 10,000 cases of chili crisp lightly fried tofu across 29 states after ink from packaging may have migrated into the product. Tech & policy: Oklahoma lawmakers and regulators are among states weighing tougher oversight as data centers face growing community and regulatory scrutiny, including concerns about water and power. Education & workforce: University of Central Oklahoma launches an AI-focused MBA this fall, aiming to prepare business leaders for AI-driven roles beyond traditional IT. Business & finance: Oklahoma is moving to outsource management of its $200 million sovereign wealth fund, seeking an outsourced chief investment officer to grow it to $1 billion by 2036. Transportation & growth: Greater OKC regional leaders highlight defense industry expansion and transit upgrades, including a proposed commuter rail link connecting OKC, Edmond and Norman.