Good morning, Ypsilanti.

Attorney Jon Marko said former U of M coach Matthew Weiss faced a federal indictment for allegedly hacking personal data+ photos+ email of thousands of female athletes from 2015 until 2023, and a lawsuit by more than 40 women shows this breach may only be the tip of the iceberg.

At Eastern Michigan University, visas for two international students—one from India and one from China—were revoked on April 14th; EMU spokesperson Walter Kraft said the university is aware of no other revoked visas.

On April 10, DHS served Washtenaw County an immigration enforcement subpoena and a notice of inspection for its ID program serving immigrants and others — county officials are reviewing their legal options.

Today, the Ypsilanti City Council will hold a special closed session at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall (1 South Huron) to discuss pending litigation involving VTP River Woods LLC and VTP Arbor One LLC v City of Ypsilanti; the regular meeting agenda will start at 7:00 p.m.

A public health alert from the FSIS warned that some soup products sold in Michigan may contain recalled cilantro—contaminated with wood discovered during a recent recall investigation.

Shoppers are advised to throw away or return the products as FSIS expects more items to be affected.

Independent Film Festival

N/A — Thu, Apr 17 – Sat, Apr 19 — Riverside Arts Center — Free and open to the public — Celebrate local cinema with diverse short films and hands-on workshops.

Sesame Street Live - Say Hello

2-5 p.m. — George Gervin GameAbove Center — $27-$67 — Sing, dance, and play along with Elmo and friends in a fun-filled celebration on Sesame Street.