This year, Sonic Lunch will happen every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the corner of Liberty and Division streets between June 6 and August 29.

The Hollywood sign is getting a makeover befitting its status as a Tinseltown icon.

The tearing down of the beloved Main Art Theatre in Downtown Royal Oak is effectively underway after the theater’s sign was officially removed Thursday.

It’s tournament time, which, for college basketball fans, is the best time of the year.

Defenseman Marc Staal is staying with the Detroit Red Wings for at least one more season.

DETROIT – An arbitrator has awarded Detroit Red Wings forward Tyler Bertuzzi a $3.5 million, one-year contract. The 25-year-old Bertuzzi has scored 21 goals in consecutive seasons. Detroit drafted Bertuzzi in the second round of the 2013 draft and he has 49 goals and 119 points in 199 career games. He is a nephew of former NHL player Todd Bertuzzi. More Red Wings news:

DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings signed forward Sam Gagner to a one-year contract extension Saturday. The Red Wings acquired Gagner on Feb. 24 in a trade with Edmonton. In 42 games last season with the Red Wings and Oilers, Gagner had six goals and seven assists. Detroit also announced it has signed forward Turner Elson to a one-year extension. More: Red Wings pick up Marc Staal, draft pick in trade with Rangers

Macomb Township couple claim being singled out by HOA for Black Lives Matter signPublished: August 25, 2020, 6:25 pmA Macomb Township couple said they feel racially profiled after receiving a letter from the homeowner association. For more information: https://www.clickondetroit.com/.

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. Aries and Tia Rodgers said they were singled out because of the Black Lives Matter signs that they have in their Macomb-area lawn. This is a real sensitive time to address something as simple as a Black Lives Matter sign, Aries Rodgers said. Its not just Trump signs. Its Trump signs, graduation signs, proud parents, school signs. You cant pinpoint us and not go for the other people, Tia Rodgers said.