The Oklahoma Weekly Review highlights the biggest state stories you may have missed this week, including youth marijuana rankings, education legislation, the Illinois River lawsuit, and national security developments impacting Oklahoma.

Bo Gritz, a decorated Vietnam War veteran from Enid and figure linked to the Rambo character, has died at age 87.

Oklahoma files lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the Fort Sill dining contract, citing federal preference protections for blind contractors.

Energy prices surge as oil futures rise following U.S. military action against Iran, raising concerns about inflation and fuel costs.

Sen. James Lankford says U.S. military action against Iran could pressure the regime and create an opportunity for Iranian citizens to choose new leadership.

Former Pentagon correspondent Mike Boettcher tells News 9 that U.S. strikes on Iran could escalate into a broader regional conflict with possible effects on Oklahoma.

Mexican drug lord killing of CJNG leader triggers retaliation violence across Mexico as Oklahoma City officials monitor impacts and travel alerts.

A drone company in Oklahoma City is expanding defense and counter-drone technology work through military and research partnerships.

Lawmakers review an Oklahoma aerospace industry merger aimed at strengthening unmanned aircraft development and economic growth.

Oklahoma National Guard deployment reaches its midpoint as troops continue a 90-day mission supporting public safety in Washington, D.C.

Fort Sill marks its 157th anniversary, honoring a legacy that spans Native American history, the Buffalo Soldiers, and modern military service.