BREAKING NEWS
- Wylie Police blotter
- Pornography, animal cruelty charged
- Headed north
- Back to School donations sought
- Wylie mayor explains how tax dollars are spent at luncheon
- Spreading friendship, and fur, to those in need
- Texas receives infusion of funding for border region law enforcement
- Wylie ISD students win Skills awards
- Budget workshops begin; council hears requests
- Lambert makes preseason watch list
- New clinic offers affordable care
Children’s Advocacy Center: bringing light to the darkness
Children’s Advocacy Center: bringing light to the darkness
Imagine being a teacher and one of your students makes a claim of abuse by a family member. Unsure of where to turn to, you report the incident to local law enforcement. As a mandatory reporter you haContentious subdivision approved
Contentious subdivision approved
After an executive session of almost two hours with their attorneys last week, Wylie City Council members approved a housing subdivision on the east edge of town that it had twice denied. The action cNew clinic offers affordable care
New clinic offers affordable care
Expanding medical services is on the horizon for Collin County residents with the opening of a new Family Health Center in McKinney. The groundbreaking for the new facility occurred last week. The newLambert makes preseason watch list
Lambert makes preseason watch list
Wylie’s Luke Lambert played a key role in Wylie’s back-to-back appearances in the Class 6A state cross country meet. That won’t change in coming 2019 campaign according to TXrunning.com. The incomingWylie ISD students win Skills awards
Wylie ISD students win Skills awards
Wylie Independent School District students picked up an individual and a team award last month in the 2019 Skills USA Championships held in Louisville, Ky. More than 6,500 students competed in the sho