SUMMARY: On Thursday, Central Texas high school football saw dominant shutouts as Buda Johnson defeated Austin High 34-0, and Travis overwhelmed Navarro 55-0. Hendrickson rallied to beat Buda Hays 42-41 in a thrilling comeback during the KBVO Game of the Week. The Burbank at Luling game was canceled due to a social media threat, with law enforcement investigating and school officials ensuring student safety; no reschedule date has been set. Additional notable Texas scores include Arlington Martin’s 74-47 win over Mansfield and multiple lopsided victories across the state, highlighting a competitive week in Texas high school football.

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SUMMARY: The FBI released photos of a person of interest in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, 2025, offering up to $100,000 for information leading to an arrest. Kirk, 31, was shot once, likely from a nearby rooftop, and later died at a hospital. The suspect, described as college-aged and blending with the crowd, was seen fleeing across the rooftop and into a neighborhood. Authorities recovered a high-powered rifle and suspect prints. Security at the event was minimal. No motive has been identified, and the FBI urges the public to provide tips and remain patient during the investigation.

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SUMMARY: South Korean President Lee urged the U.S. to improve its visa system for Korean workers after a Georgia immigration raid arrested over 300 South Korean employees at a Hyundai battery plant. The detained workers, many on short-term or expired visas, are set to return to Korea following negotiations. Lee warned that without visa reforms, South Korean companies may hesitate to invest in the U.S., impacting industrial projects. The raid sparked outrage in South Korea, highlighting differing immigration approaches. Both countries agreed to form a working group to create a new visa category, aiming to ease skilled Korean workers’ entry amid ongoing major South Korean industrial investments in the U.S.

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