A North Texas Municipal Water District track hoe toppled off a trailer Monday morning in the intersection of Hwy. 78 and Brown Street, shutting down northbound traffic on Hwy. 78 until the equipment could be uprighted.
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- Wylie Police blotter
- State reports three COVID-related deaths in Collin County today
- Educators empower students to cope with pandemic
- Teen finds hope in outpatient program
- Wylie East Raiders rebuilding towards long term success
- Wylie Pirates open season with new expectations
- FBW celebrates two anniversaries
- COVID-19 restrictions loosened
- Collin County reports one COVID-related death today
- Collin County reports 45 new COVID cases, no deaths
- State reports 123 new COVID cases, no deaths for Collin County
State reports three COVID-related deaths in Collin County today
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Collin County and Texas Health and Human Services released updated COVID-19 information. State officials listed three deaths and 150 new cases of COVID-19 today, Sep. 23, in Collin County and are repoDallas County COVID cases are up today, two deaths
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported two deaths and 348 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19, today, Sep. 23. The total case count in Dallas County is 78,723 with 1,002 total deaths toCOVID-19 restrictions loosened
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week loosened COVID-19 pandemic restrictions by raising the occupancy maximum to 75 percent for most businesses and facilities, and allowing visitation at long-terCollin County reports one COVID-related death today
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Collin County and Texas Health and Human Services released updated COVID-19 information. State officials listed one death and 49 new cases of COVID-19 today, Sep. 22, in Collin County and are reportinThree COVID-related deaths reported by Dallas County
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported three deaths and 173 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19, today, Sep. 22. The total case count in Dallas County is 78,337 with 1,000 total deaths t