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North Texas SC Defeats Austin FC II in Shootout

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In former FC Dallas midfielder Michel’s first match as North Texas SC’s new interim manager, the club played to a 3-3 draw after regulation against Austin FC II. NTSC then went on to win the shootout to claim the two points from the match.

FC Dallas U-22 signing Enes Sali scored his fourth goal of the season in the 12th minute of the match. At the hour mark, Sali also contributed to Pedrinho’s fifth goal of the year. Pedrinho now brings his total to 10 goal contributions (five goals and five assists) in the season in nine matches played so far. 

In the 79th minute, FC Dallas Homegrown Tarik Scott scored his team-leading seventh goal of the season. Scott has scored two of his seven goals this season at Choctaw Stadium. He is tied for third in the MLS NEXT Pro Golden Boot race, just two goals off first place.



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Family of Round Rock student hit by car Wednesday asking for prayers from community

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Family of Round Rock student hit by car Wednesday asking for prayers from community


The family of a Round Rock ISD student that was hit by a car Wednesday issued a statement asking for prayers from the community following the incident.

The incident occurred just after 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Teravista Club Drive and Teravista Parkway.

The child was riding a bicycle when he was struck by a vehicle while crossing in a crosswalk. He suffered from “incapacitating injuries,” according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

According to the family statement, the victim sustained major injuries to his brain and neck. The family asked for prayers on Easter Sunday in support of the victim.

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The family of the victim are “asking the Lord to perform a miracle” on their son. They also stated that he “walked through life as everyone’s friend. He is a kind person that would help friend’s in need and with great confidence and strength, stick up for others who couldn’t stick up for themselves.”

Round Rock ISD confirmed that the student was a Teravista Elementary School student. The principal stated in the shared statement that counselors are available to help support students during this time.

The lead agencies on the Wednesday incident are the Round Rock Police Department and Texas DPS.



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Rare ‘albino’ bluebonnets discovered in Central Texas state park

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Rare ‘albino’ bluebonnets discovered in Central Texas state park


AUSTIN (KXAN) — “Albino” bluebonnets were spotted Friday at Inks Lake State Park in Burnet.

Inks Lake said park rangers found the unique bluebonnets beside the park’s headquarters.

Bluebonnets, or Lupinus texensis, in the U.S. are found in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Florida. The species is one of the six Lupinus species that are collectively designated the State Flower of Texas, according to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

“This rare variation is the result of a recessive gene that must be carried by both parent plants, so it’s pretty cool to see,” the park said.

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Texas Relays draws in top athletes to Austin

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Hemp Rules Tighten – Texas regulators have officially banned intoxicating hemp flower, a move supporters say closes a loophole but critics warn could cripple a billion‑dollar industry. Adam Schwager looks at how retailers are scrambling to adjust, what products remain legal, and why some business owners believe the change will push buyers back toward the illicit market.

State Backs Psychedelic Research – Texas is investing $50 million into clinical trials for ibogaine, a powerful psychedelic some veterans say helped them overcome PTSD and addiction. Dylan McKim examines why the research plan hit a roadblock with private partners, the state’s decision to fully fund the studies, and questions about how much more Texas may need to spend to pursue FDA approval.



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