Women’s Sports Spotlight: Texas swept Texas Tech 4-1 in the WCWS title series finale in Oklahoma City to win back-to-back national championships. Indie Film in Oklahoma: A town in New York Mills turned into a zombie hotspot for the indie thriller “Darkness of the Dead,” with production underway after a big casting call. Local Politics Meets Media Literacy: The Frontier fact-checked claims from the Oklahoma Republican State Superintendent debate, including a chaplain mental-health bill that’s mostly true but not quite as described. College Baseball Road to Omaha: Oklahoma and Kansas meet in NCAA Super Regionals with a CWS trip on the line, and Hoglund Ballpark is expected to be packed. AI Rules for Campaigns: Oklahoma’s ethics agency starts rulemaking on disclosure and guardrails for AI use in political ads after controversy over an AI-generated false ad. Oklahoma Arts & Entertainment: OKC duo The Imaginaries return for a hometown concert at Beam Live, and Cory Lloyd is opening NH Home, a luxury décor and lifestyle store in Nichols Hills Plaza. NBA Finals Culture: Spurs fans’ “Jackals” fan club is bringing a Wembanyama-inspired tradition to Game 2, while Spurs superfans “Spurs Nuns” keep showing up with their own mission-driven vibe.