Mental Health & Policing: Oklahoma City is investigating a bodycam incident where a woman in a mental health crisis was jailed after an officer allegedly escalated the encounter; the public defender says she was still wearing a psychiatric bracelet and charges were later dropped due to mental health. Public Health Watch: The CDC reports cyclosporiasis cases are rising nationwide, and Oklahoma Health Department is tracking confirmed cases; officials urge careful food and water handling and note treatment is available. Healthcare Access & Tech: Oklahoma Broadband Office is launching a $14.5M effort to place 175 community access portals at libraries statewide, aiming to expand healthcare and workforce support. Tribal Health Capacity: Cherokee Nation opened a $470M replacement hospital in Tahlequah, adding beds and services including NICU, hospice, and a surgical center. Food Safety & Nutrition: OSU researchers are part of a push to make staple foods healthier by improving wheat and other ingredients. Drug Enforcement: Oklahoma AG’s Organized Crime Task Force raided dispensaries and seized fentanyl, marijuana, and other controlled substances in Bristow and Tulsa. Workplace Safety: Ponca City tree trimmers survived a 45-foot fall after a cable snapped, with community fundraising underway. Rural Workforce: Ohio’s rural veterinary shortage report highlights retirement-heavy demographics and workforce pathways—relevant to Oklahoma’s broader rural health staffing challenges. Health Infrastructure & Data Centers: A new report says big tech is mapping data center projects near Native lands, raising concerns about water and power demands.