The U.S. Coast Guard is preparing to reopen its search in the Bahamas for Lynette Hooker, a Michigan woman reported missing since April after she fell overboard. Multiple reports say a U.S. official familiar with the investigation indicates the search will resume, reflecting continued efforts to locate Hooker. The Independent adds that investigators believe they have a more precise idea of where to conduct the search, suggesting improved information about the likely location of her remains. The planned renewed operation follows earlier search efforts that had been unable to recover Hooker. Authorities continue to treat the case as an ongoing missing-person investigation, and they are using new or refined guidance to target search resources. The reports do not specify the search area’s exact coordinates or provide details on timing, personnel, or equipment in the reopened operation. NBC News and The Independent both focus on the Coast Guard’s role and the renewed search plan based on updated understanding of where to look.