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Royal Oak Fifth Street pedestrian plaza project design continues

A plan to create a two-block pedestrian plaza on Fifth Street between South Center Street and Lafayette Avenue in downtown Royal Oak is still in the works.

Royal Oak Fifth Street pedestrian plaza project design continues

A plan to create a two-block pedestrian plaza on Fifth Street between South Center Street and Lafayette Avenue in downtown Royal Oak is still in the works.

Royal Oak police: Officers issue over 100 tickets during Dream Cruise; man bites cop; $3,000 bike stolen outside library

Royal Oak police took a report of a road rage incident and issued 111 tickets during the Woodward Dream Cruise on Friday and Saturday.

Royal Oak police: Officers issue over 100 tickets during Dream Cruise; man bites cop; $3,000 bike stolen outside library

Royal Oak police took a report of a road rage incident and issued 111 tickets during the Woodward Dream Cruise on Friday and Saturday.

Ice Cream Truck w/ Meaghan | 92.5 KISS FM | Mojo in the Morning

Ice Cream Truck w/ Meaghan | 1045 SNX | Mojo in the Morning

Splash pads can turn into a germ pool party – here's what parents need to know

It has been a sizzling week in metro Detroit, and to escape the heat and humidity, many families have sought out their local splash pads and spray grounds to find a little relief and a lot of fun.

Royal Oak's Habatat Galleries to host International Glass exhibition

More than 400 pieces are on display at the country’s oldest and largest art gallery dedicated solely to the medium of glass.

Normandy Oaks Park welcomes hundreds at grand opening in Royal Oak

Royal Oak approves honeybee hives in Normandy Oaks Park

Royal Oak approves honeybee hives in Normandy Oaks Park Shutterstock image Advertisement ROYAL OAK On April 12, the Royal Oak City Commission approved a recommendation from the Parks, Recreation and Senior Services Advisory Board to place two honeybee hives in Normandy Oaks Park. The contract with nonprofit organization Bees in the D would cost the city $2,440 for the placement and maintenance of two honeybee hives in the native Oak Savannah portion of Normandy Oaks Park, 4234 Delemere Blvd., near Crooks and Normandy roads. The mission of Bees in the D is to create a cooperative effort between residents, schools, organizations and businesses in the city of Detroit and southeast Michigan to contribute to the health of honeybee colonies and provide education regarding the importance of such colonies to the environment.