Little League Fallout in Tulsa: Little League International removed Tulsa National from the Southwest Region baseball tournament after a protest over an ineligible player, turning Tulsa’s Sunday win over Louisiana into a forfeit and canceling the Tuesday title game; a Waco judge later granted Tulsa a temporary restraining order so the championship could proceed. Tribal Jurisdiction Fight: The Osage Nation filed in federal appeals court to revive its bid to have its reservation status treated as never disestablished, arguing it should be treated like other Oklahoma tribes after McGirt. Mental Health Funding in OKC: Oklahoma City broke ground on a $12 million MAPS 4 mental health crisis center with 32 beds aimed at easing pressure on ERs, jails, and first responders. School Recess Rule: Yukon Public Schools is preparing for a new state law adding 20 minutes of recess for pre-K through fifth grade, with indoor recess when heat index hits 95+. Federal Immigration Tuition Lawsuits: The DOJ sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing it violates federal law and discriminates against U.S. citizens. Anti-Abortion Mail Challenge: Anti-abortion groups urged AG Todd Blanche to halt mailing abortion pills, citing the Comstock Act. Public Safety: A Skiatook man was sentenced to 21 months for threatening ICE officers on social media.