Oklahoma Insurance: A stayed homeowners insurance competitiveness case is back in the hands of Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready after an indefinite pause tied to a disqualification fight involving Mulready, hearing examiner John Miller, and calls from AG Gentner Drummond and GOP candidate Bob Sullivan. Labor & Nonprofits: The U.S. Department of Labor sued Oklahoma City nonprofit Not Your Average Joe over alleged wage, tip, and overtime violations, including claims some work was treated as unpaid “volunteer time.” Housing Costs: Oklahoma lawmakers and housing advocates met to discuss ways to ease the workforce housing shortage, including how new federal rules under the Road to Housing Act could help. Immigration Enforcement: A report highlights how ICE agreements can deputize state and local law enforcement to boost immigration arrests, raising concerns about expanded local involvement. Water Governance: Cedar Lake residents accused the state of allowing an unpermitted upstream dam to remain, sparking outrage at an Oklahoma Water Resources Board decision. Public Safety/Scams: The FBI warned of rising scams impersonating banks and federal agents, urging Oklahomans to hang up and verify independently.