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July 24: Two Metro Parks Facilities Reopened; Federal Court Denies Injunction in Redistricting Case

Two Metro Parks facilities reopened after repairs following winter storm structural reviews, and a federal court denied a preliminary injunction in a redistricting case challenging Tennessee's new maps. Documents were released highlighting concerns over execution practices in Tennessee, and a murder case from 2000 was dismissed by prosecutors.

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