Markets & IPO Buzz: U.S. stocks closed higher Friday as investors leaned on hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal and watched SpaceX’s Nasdaq debut surge 19.2% to $160.95, the biggest public listing in history. Energy Risk Watch: The same Iran-related uncertainty is raising alarms for oil flows and inventories, with Cushing, Okla., reported near “operational stress” levels. Oklahoma Housing Pressure: New Eviction Lab data says Oklahoma City renters face eviction rates more than double those in New York City and Austin, with most filings concentrated in a small number of apartment buildings. State Budget & Local Services: Oklahoma County’s assessor warned that property tax cuts could ripple across funding for schools and essential services, as the county finalizes its budget and still wrestles with jail funding. Higher Ed & Sports Finance: OU’s Board of Regents will consider $420 million in bonds tied to Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium upgrades and other athletics projects. Workforce & Politics: Oklahoma voters are set to decide State Question 832, a minimum wage plan that would reach $15 by 2029 and tie future increases to inflation, drawing sharp business vs. labor arguments. Health & Governance: Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed Josh Anderson interim leader of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Local Business Marketing: BodyShop Marketing released an AI-driven search report for collision shops, warning that visibility is shifting from classic rankings to how well businesses’ info is understood by AI search tools. Agriculture Threat: Oklahoma’s response to new world screwworm concerns is centered on surveillance, rancher education, and tracking spread from Texas and other states.