This is your Daily Detroit News Byte for June 27, 2018.

- Some say Detroit's comeback isn't making it into the neighborhoods. So we went to the Fitzgerald neighborhood in Detroit today to check on a new development happening that not only has historic houses, but urban gardens and community involvement.

- A funding proposal that aimed to be on the 2018 ballot for the Regional Transit Authority is officially dead.

- The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a big blow to public-sector labor unions on Wednesday.

- A couple of weeks ago we featured an interview on the News Byte about the Rethink Royal Oak project, which will in part result in the construction of a new city hall and police headquarters. Now there’s news about the two-acre public park that will rise from the project.

- Two updates from the Detroit Institute of Arts, including a focus on Flint and a call for submissions for Dia de Muertos.

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