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- Raiders prepare to take the field.
Plano East and Wylie East were among the many teams that participated in the July 10-11 7-on-7 state tournament in College Station. Panthers’ representatives get together after finishing their round.
BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- No COVID related deaths reported in Collin County today, Monday
- Brenna Bottoms earns state title in the high jump
- Lambert wins two state championships for Wylie track
- State reports one COVID related death, 101 new Collin County cases over weekend
- Wylie sweeps Horn in bi-district playoffs
- State reports two COVID related deaths, 51 new Collin County cases today, Friday
- Lady Raiders coach Amy Southern retires
- State reports four COVID related deaths, 29 new Collin County cases today, Thursday
- Jury sentences man to 40 years
- No COVID deaths, 61 new cases reported for Collin County today, Wednesday
Dallas County reports six COVID related deaths, 188 new cases today, Monday
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported six deaths and 188 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 on May 10. The county has reported 3,934 total deaths to date. The total confirmed cases are
No COVID related deaths reported in Collin County today, Monday
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The Texas Department of State Health Services released updated COVID-19 information for May 10. All counts, except for hospitalized cases, are compiled from the TDSHS website. State officials listed n
Lambert wins two state championships for Wylie track
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The Wylie Pirates track and field team had two competitors competing at the UIL 6A State Championships, led by Luke Lambert. After winning the UIL 6A cross country state championship in November
Opportunities exist in STEM jobs say female professionals
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Girls seem to lose interest in science and math and STEM jobs (science, technology, engineering and math) at some point in the academic careers, research shows. Michelle Foley theorized why she think
Dallas County reported three COVID related deaths, 178 new cases on Saturday
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Dallas County Health and Human Services reported three deaths and 178 additional confirmed cases of COVID-19 on May 8. The county has reported 3,928 total deaths to date. The total confirmed cases are