SUMMARY: No. 1 Texas lost to Florida 4-1 on Sunday, marking their second consecutive series loss in SEC play. Coach Jim Schlossnagle expressed disappointment, calling it his most frustrating loss of the season. Texas only managed four hits, with their lone run coming from a bases-loaded walk. Freshman pitcher Aiden King dominated, striking out nine. Schlossnagle criticized the team’s offensive performance, noting struggles with leadoff hitters and leaving runners on base. Despite missing slugger Max Belyeu, Schlossnagle emphasized the need to improve pitching and lineup competitiveness ahead of the postseason, with the team’s next challenge against Oklahoma.

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SUMMARY: A high-pressure ridge will bring extreme heat to Texas this week, with temperatures reaching triple digits on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Wednesday is expected to be the hottest day. Newcomers to Central Texas should be aware of heat risks, with two key warnings: Heat Advisory (103°F air temp, 108°F heat index) and Excessive Heat Warning (105°F air temp, 113°F heat index). Tips for staying safe include drinking water, wearing light clothing, applying sunscreen, and checking on the elderly. It’s also important to recognize the signs of Heat Exhaustion versus Heat Stroke. The hottest months are approaching, with June through August averaging highs over 90°F.

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SUMMARY: A tragic crash occurred in southwest Houston when a teenager lost control of an SUV and slammed into a tree, killing a 14-year-old passenger. The crash happened just before 11 p.m. on West Fukquay Street. The two surviving teens, including the driver, initially fled but later returned to the scene. The deceased teen was in the back seat. The Harris County DA’s office is reviewing potential charges for failure to stop and render aid. Investigators are still determining whether speed or intoxication contributed to the crash. The SUV was heavily damaged in the collision.

According to the Houston Police Department, there were a total of three juveniles in the car when the driver lost control and crashed into a tree.

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