Good morning, Ypsilanti.

FBI agents raided five sites Wednesday, April 23, after 12 vandalism incidents caused about $100,000 in damage by breaking windows, spray-painting messages, and throwing chemicals — one raid took place on North Summit Street in Ypsilanti.

FBI and local law enforcement raided five homes in Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and Canton on April 23 as part of an investigation into vandalism that damaged properties—including homes of university leaders like Santa Ono—and caused about $100,000 in damage, with at least three people briefly detained in Ypsilanti; no charges have been filed.

The Michigan Secretary of State said that starting May 7 travelers must show a Real ID to fly or enter federal sites—enhanced licenses, passports and DHS Trusted Traveler cards work as proof of identity.

Tim Connors, a retired Washtenaw County judge battling metastatic pancreatic cancer, shared his health struggles and 34-year legacy during a ceremony at the Washtenaw County Circuit Court in Ann Arbor on April 24 — he credited his wife for urging him to seek treatment and emphasized fairness and healing in his career. His speech called on others to embrace truth and light as he looked forward to a hopeful next chapter.

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.

Jake Russell Live AF!

7:30-9 p.m. — Ypsi Alehouse — Ticketed event — Experience a unique live performance at an award-winning microbrew pub in Ypsilanti.

Blue Hues Big Band & Depot Town Big Band Concert

5-7:30 p.m. — Ypsilanti Performance Space — Check website for ticket pricing — Experience the vibrant sounds of two incredible big bands in an unforgettable evening of music.