This is your Daily Detroit News Byte for Jun 13, 2018.

- The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is accusing Oakland County of pushing discriminatory housing policies in how it divvies up federal housing money.

- You know that big empty parcel just north of I-696 near Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak? Well, the city has just sold that 4-plus acre site to a private developer for $2.5 million.

- The Detroit Public Schools Community District is looking to hire more teachers, but it’s not an easy task. According to a survey released by the district itself, that’s in part because those who work for the district are saying … don’t work there.

- If you’re a bicyclist in Michigan, you might be getting a new law that’s in your favor.

- On the near west side, the Detroit Soccer District has opened. Jer caught up with its founder for more details.

- The Yum Bus will be passing out free ice cream and Tillamook Gear. You will be able to find them at some of the best places in town… Le Petite Zinc… Lover’s Only… Founder’s Brewing Company…The Siren Hotel…and the Royal Oak Farmers Market.

- And, it's that time of year again, time for the HOUR Detroit Best of Detroit party. Sven gets a preview with Mary Sutton from the magazine.