SUMMARY: Last week‘s high school football action featured several exciting games. The Akins Eagles secured their first three-game winning streak since 2005, defeating Northeast Early College 53-8. Pflugerville Panthers easily overcame Navarro, winning 78-0. Vista Ridge managed a close comeback against Stony Point, winning 38-35. Dripping Springs edged past undefeated Johnson 49-34 in a thrilling match. Hendrickson triumphed over Lockhart with a score of 35-13. LBJ staged an impressive comeback against Dallas Parish Episcopal, winning 48-47 in overtime. Finally, Round Rock continued their undefeated streak, defeating McNeil 45-14 in their homecoming game, improving to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in district play.

High school football is back in Central Texas! Check out all the highlights from FOX 7 Austin’s coverage of Week 4, with matchups like Pflugerville vs Navarro, LBJ vs Dallas Parish Episcopal, Hutto vs Manor, and our FOX 7 Game of the Week, Round Rock vs McNeil.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologists are closely monitoring two tropical systems, particularly one off the coast of Honduras, expected to form within the next 48 to 72 hours. Although disorganized now, it shows signs of development and could become a strong tropical storm or a low-end category one hurricane, likely entering the Gulf of Mexico by midweek. The storm may be influenced by high pressure to the east and a cold front diving into the region, guiding it toward the Eastern Gulf and potentially impacting Florida, Georgia, Alabama, or Mississippi. More model data will be available soon for better predictions.

The National Hurricane Center now says there is a high chance for tropical development in the Caribbean later this week.

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SUMMARY: In East Harris County, a dive team is searching for a 25-year-old man who went underwater while attempting to rescue two struggling women. The incident occurred at an off-road park and beach along Gulf Pump Road. Authorities, led by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, confirmed that the women are safe but the man has not resurfaced. The search for him is ongoing, with updates expected as more information becomes available.

According to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the man went under water and never surfaced.

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