Railroad tracks sag at the spot where an embankment washed away near Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor on Wednesday night.

AnnArbor.com's daily roundup offers you a look at some of the stories on our site today, as well as other content about Ann Arbor around the Web.

Top headlines on our site:

• Embankment failure closes Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor, floods shut two county routes
• Raw sewage flowing into Ann Arbor streets just one environmental concern from recent storms
• 2011 is now the wettest spring on record in Ann Arbor; flood warning still in effect, more rain expected
• Man accused of embezzling at least $20,000 from Washtenaw Dairy
  
• Ann Arbor schools deficit projected to grow, but no additional cuts or layoffs expected
  
• University of Michigan Health System plans to help tornado relief effort in Joplin, Mo.
  

News:

• Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor to remain closed until midnight
  
• Detroit News: Michigan Legislature passes budget
  
• Ypsilanti Courier: Ypsilanti High School interim principal will not accept the permanent position
  
• Slideshow: Readers' best shots of storm-drenched Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County
  
• Ann Arbor school board approves test that officials expect will accurately measure student growth
  
• From Indiana to Ann Arbor: The tale of a bundle of balloons found near Wheeler Park
  
• Ann Arbor police investigate attempted burglary
  
• Updated: Rain, flooding close Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor, wash out some secondary county routes
  
• Ann Arbor school board approves controversial Haisley Elementary School parking lot project
  
• Remember, police tape is meant to protect the crime scene, officers - and you
  
• Ann Arbor area braces for yet more spring storms as flood warning and rain continue
  
• Ann Arbor's Northside Elementary School to close Thursday after lightning strikes building
  
• Slideshow: Heavy rains cause flooding around Ann Arbor region
  
• Video: Vehicles stuck on flooded Eisenhower Parkway as storms pound Ann Arbor
  
• Clark Road closed at Hogback; 2 vehicles stuck in flooded roadway
  
• Crescent-News: Train strikes, kills Ann Arbor teen in Ohio
  
• What areas are flooded in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County? Send us your photos
  
• With more storms on the way and a flood warning out, Ann Arbor already has the sixth wettest spring on record
  
• City of Ypsilanti takes aim at alleged drug house on Charles Street
  
• Detroit News: Michigan Senate passes $470 per-pupil education funding cut
  
• 'Very Special Arts' gallery showcases artwork of local students with disabilities
  
• Vehicle fire blocks lanes of westbound I-94 in Ann Arbor
  

Business Review:

• Rain-soaked spring slams golf courses, construction firms, other Ann Arbor area businesses
  
• Ann Arbor Chronicle: Packard Square developer withdraws state loan application that prompted Washtenaw County officials' debate
  
• Ann Arbor startup close to landing investment for CAPTCHA alternative
  
• Rick Haglund column: Will $175 million for MEDC help lead the way to a Michigan business boom?
  
• Mobile Diva: A brief primer on mobile technology for you and your business
  
• People & Achievements in the greater Ann Arbor area, including Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP and Kestly Development
  
• Paparazzi: Saline's McNaughton & Gunn receives environmental award
  
• Datebook: Michigan Energy Forum on powering your home with renewable energy, and more
  
• Electric vehicle charging stations installed at Chelsea, Dexter senior living homes
  
• Ned Staebler to lead economic development for Wayne State University
  
• With Poll: Rick Snyder's tax reforms could mean 'bright future' for Michigan, says U.S. economist
  
• Gallup poll proves drivers fear pure electric cars, validates GM's 'range anxiety' concept
  
• 'Intense' interest, offers reported for General Motors Willow Run plant
  

Sports:

• Michigan AD Dave Brandon discusses bigger Michigan Stadium and throwback jerseys
  
• College coaches around the country excited about Michigan adding men's lacrosse
  
• Live Chat: Come chat live about Michigan sports at 1 p.m. with beat writer Michael Rothstein
  
• cbssports.com: Greg Mattison No. 96 on list of 100 most influential people in college football
  
• Catching Up With ... former Michigan tight end Jerame Tuman
  
• Michigan basketball team to play home-and-home games with Iowa State
  
• High School Notebook: Gabriel Richard baseball team, local track stars hitting their strides and more high school notes
  
• Associated Press: Jalen Rose pleads guilty to drunken driving in Oakland County court
  
• Michigan officially adds men's and women's lacrosse as varsity sports
  
• Video: Michigan men's club lacrosse coach John Paul explains the move to Division I
  
• Eastern Michigan opens MAC baseball tournament with 4-2 win
  
• Opinion: Adding lacrosse is a good, bold move for the Michigan athletic department
  
• Michigan football game against Purdue will start at noon
  
• Slideshow: Images from the Kevin Harvick NASCAR fan appreciation night at Weber's Inn
  
• Kevin Harvick serves up drinks, laughs at NASCAR fan appreciation night at Weber's Inn
  

Entertainment:

• With Slideshow: 'Five Year Engagement' blankets Main Street in snow for late-night shoot
• Michael Lee and Opus Mime performing in Chelsea
• 'Salvation Boulevard,' filmed partly in Ann Arbor and Plymouth, releases trailer online
  
• Michigan Theater offers free admission to veterans and active military personnel throughout Memorial Day weekend
  
• Cinema Chat: Clever product placement documentary, 'The Beaver,' and more at the movies
  
• On Stages: 'The Last Five Years' opens at the Encore, and 'Crimes of the Heart' at Northville's Tipping Point is worth traveling for
  
• 'Five Year Engagement' filming appears to be headed downtown this week
  
• David Schwimmer's locally filmed 'Trust' scheduled for a run at the Michigan Theater
  
• From 'Titanic' to Ann Arbor, Gaelic Storm playing The Ark
  
• Harry & the Potters playing Neutral Zone on Saturday
  
• Groundbreaking e-music service - including streaming and free downloads - offered by Ann Arbor District Library
  
• Local indie rockers The Finer Things find inspiration in members' Michigan roots
  
• 'Glee' director/script supervisor (and Ann Arbor native) Carol Banker talks shop
  

Community:

• The Week in Beer: Memorial Day weekend edition
• Remodeling: Vacant basement converted into a private apartment for grown children
• Every house tells a story: Ann Arbor City Club hosts annual home tour June 5 in Burns Park
  
• Local webcomic Tales of a Checkered Man #121: 'Clandestine'
  
• Recipe: Cilantro lemon potato salad to spice up your Memorial Day meals
  
• Parenting: How do you teach children independence and responsibility?
  
• Pets: FDA approves first test to help detect date of toxoplasmosis infection
  
• Recipe: Grilled Blueberry Burgers
  
• Pets: Keeping things fun for dogs in summer is a must, but safety comes first
  
• A small, simple step toward better coffee
  
• Health: Be not afraid... of strength training!
  
• IHA - Considering Holistic Medicine
  
• Health: April restaurant inspection reports
  
• Restaurant Profiles: The General Tso Chronicles: Shanghai-style cuisine perfected at Canton's Best China
  
• Column: Ann Arbor area residents share 'Oprah' memories as final show airs Wednesday
  
• Pets: Pets making mischief - this week's theme for Pet Photo Friday
  
• 'Mind Your Own Beeswax' by Hannah Reed another fine work by the queen bee of cozy writers