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BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- State reports six COVID deaths, 639 new cases in Collin County today, Saturday
- State reports 10 COVID deaths, 288 new cases in Collin County today, Friday
- State reports 12 COVID deaths, 716 new cases in Collin County today, Thursday
- State reports 11 COVID deaths, 726 new cases in Collin County today, Wednesday
- Over 6,000 vaccines coming to Collin County
- Council honors Wylie High School grad Sarah Fuller
- Junior Livestock show results for Wylie ISD students
- Food shortages anticipated in 2021
- Paxton to fight for disclosure of caregivers’ information
- Parks important to Mize
Dallas County reports 13 COVID deaths, 1,377 new cases today, Sunday
sachsenews.com
Dallas County Health and Human Services reported 13 deaths and 1,377 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 for Jan 17. The county reported 1,871 total deaths to date. The total confirmed cases are 2
State reports six COVID deaths, 639 new cases in Collin County today, Saturday
wylienews.com
The Texas Department of State Health Services released updated COVID-19 information for Jan. 16. All counts, except for hospitalized cases, are compiled from the TDSHS website. State officials listed
Dallas County reported five COVID deaths, 2,809 new cases today, Saturday
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported five deaths and 2,809 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 for Jan 16. The county reported 1,858 total deaths to date. The total confirmed cases are
Dallas County health officials report first case of SARS-CoV-2 Variant
sachsenews.com
This morning Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) has announced the first known case in Dallas County of the SARS-CoV-2 variant B.1.1.7, the same variant discovered in the United Kingdom. T
Food shortages anticipated in 2021
wylienews.com
With economic uncertainty in the forecast of 2021, several food banks in the area expect similar challenges to the ones they faced in 2020 in the coming year – including food shortages and a lack of v