In Oakland County, Michigan, a water main break has led to the closure of part of Woodward Avenue at Catalpa Drive. The incident was reported early Thursday morning, around 5 a.m., when local authorities discovered the break, which has resulted in flooding of the northbound lanes. Utility crews and police are currently on the scene, and they anticipate being in the area for an extended period to address the situation. Despite the disruption, area businesses reportedly still have access to water. Police have advised motorists to avoid the road closure, which affects northbound Woodward between Catalpa Drive/Vinsetta Boulevard and 12 Mile Road. Independent confirmation of the situation remains limited, and further details are expected to be provided by CBS News Detroit as they become available.