School Accountability: Memphis-Shelby County Schools says it’s building a corrective action plan with the Tennessee Comptroller after a forensic audit flagged more than $50 million in potential waste and abuse and $60+ million in spending violations, including new oversight, contract approvals, and reviews of HR, payroll, and cybersecurity. Local Development: Memphis City Council members pressed for answers on the stalled $112 million Liberty Park project, saying the contract for the project manager expired and management has shifted to the city, while beautification work continues. Public Safety: A western Tennessee man faces charges after authorities say the body of his 3-year-old son was found in a suitcase near the Wolf River Harbor. Economic Development: Oak Ridge’s TRISO-X is moving ahead with plans for advanced nuclear fuel work, including a potential expansion and R&D center, after receiving an $11 million Tennessee grant. Community & Health: Erlanger signed a non-binding letter of intent to partner with Prisma Health, and Wellpoint Tennessee with the J.A. Henry YMCA is hosting a free back-to-school bash in Chattanooga. Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Bertha’s moisture is expected to worsen rain and flash-flood risk across parts of the Southeast, including Tennessee. Arts & Culture: Tennessee’s SAIL ON brings Beach Boys hits to Bromeley Theater, while Nashville-based Madball previews new music ahead of a fall run.