Good morning, Southfield.

Oakland Mall reopened at 11 a.m. today after a suspected burst pipe caused flooding that led to it being closed since Wednesday—stores at the nearby Troy mall and on the property’s outlots were not impacted.

Southfield police are looking for a 3-year-old boy taken out of state by his mother after she violated a custody order—police say she lost her parental rights and refused to appear in court on July 17.

Police and security checked the Corewell Health hospital campus in Royal Oak after a bomb threat was reported Friday morning — no evacuations were needed as officials said the threat was not credible.

The Coolidge Highway bridge over I-696 near Oak Park and Huntington Woods will close Monday for about a month for repair work, MDOT said.

Drivers should use the nearby service turnarounds + follow posted signs to cross the freeway + avoid delays.

More than 70 swimmers led by Jim Dreyer will start the Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial Swim on July 26 with iron ore pellets and GPS tags – a 411-mile route to Detroit honoring the freighter and its 29 lost crew from Nov.

10, 1975. The month-long swim will mark the final journey of the historic ship.

Michigan Jazz Festival

12-9 p.m. — Schoolcraft College — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy live jazz performances featuring Terry Lower Trio and vocalist Edye Evans Hyde.

Arab and Chaldean Festival

8 AM – 8 PM — Hart Plaza — Free entry — Celebrate culture, music, and heritage at this vibrant festival.