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The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a crash involving a pedestrian in Dickson County early Wednesday.

Dickson Co. students to go virtual to prevent fuel shortage for emergency services Ben Margot/AP A gasoline station that ran out of gas for sale displays an out of service sign on the pump on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, in Atlanta. Gasoline futures are ticking higher following a cyberextortion attempt on the Colonial Pipeline, a vital U.S. pipeline that carries fuel from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast. (AP Photo/Ben Margot) and last updated 2021-05-12 17:16:57-04 DICKSON, Tenn. (WTVF) — Dickson County students will be learning remotely Friday, May 14, and Monday, May 17, in an effort to prev...

Dickson Co. Schools end bus mask mandate, indoors still required View Comments Students are no longer required to wear masks on Dickson County Schools buses following a county school board vote Thursday.  The board made the decision at a special meeting called after Gov. Bill Lee’s recent announcement the state would reduce COVID-19 mandates and move toward reopening. Students can still wear masks on the bus if they choose.  The board voted to keep the current school district guidelines for inside school facilities, which require students to wear masks if they are not at least three fee...

One dead in West TN; power outages, damage reported across Middle TN A woman was killed as the storms swept through Dresden in West Tennessee. Dresden Chief of Police Christopher Crocker said a woman was asleep in her bed in a mobile home when a tree fell onto it. The woman was crushed to death, Crocker said. He said she was in her late 40s or early 50s. Other minor injuries were reported in the area, along with downed power lines, trees and some damaged buildings. Around 31,000 customers across Tennessee lost power as the morning storms moved through, according to TEMA. 

Middle Tennessee weather: New round of severe storms may start around 6 p.m. Adam Friedman and Rachel Wegner, Nashville Tennessean How to stay safe during severe weather Replay Video UP NEXT Severe storms moved across Middle Tennessee starting around sunrise Tuesday morning, bringing heavy rain and some small scale tornadoes.  A state of emergency was declared statewide in the wake of the storms, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency said. A new round of possibly severe storms are on the way after 6 p.m. Tuesday, NWS meteorologist Faith Borden said.  © National ...