| July 1, 2021 
 We know you want to know what the weather will look like for the holiday. The temps appear to be climbing for Independence Day. From MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa: "The historic heatwave over the Pacific Northwest is going to move east. The center of the heatwave will be well north of Michigan in Canada. Michigan will be on the southern edge of the heat by the Fourth of July. That’s why the forecast high temperatures keep inching up for the Fourth." So, get ready to feel the summer heat. And don't forget your sunscreen and your supply of water. Here's the full rundown: READ MORE ►Dangerous swimming conditions expected at Lake Michigan beaches today  Another Pride month has come to an end. This was the first Pride month officially recognized by the state of Michigan, but the month of June has a long history of empowering individuals within the LGTBQ community. “Once you start going to Pride, you realize that you’re not alone,” said Tim Reztloff, 57, as he reflects on his first Pride Month celebration in 1986. LGBTQ Pride Month in the United States dates back to the 1969 Stonewall riots. These sets of protests by the LGTBQ community were the result of a police raid turned violent that took place on June 28, 1969, at Stonewall Inn, a gay club in New York City’s Greenwich Village. READ MORE  After a deluge that caused flooding and backed up wastewater systems in Wayne County over the weekend, many Michiganders are left sorting through their basements’ soggy contents and wondering if monetary help is available. The short answer? Michigan leaders are confident it’s on the way. “The process is underway to determine if we qualify for federal assistance. I would surmise that that is highly likely, and in this process, we’re going to do everything we can to make sure that local governments, homeowners and business owners get the assistance they need,” Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said. READ MORE ►Michigan attorney general warns of tow companies, contractors taking advantage of flood damage
 Daylen Baldwin hasn’t taken a usual path to becoming a Michigan Wolverine. Underrecruited in high school, the Waterford Mott graduate began his college career at Morgan State, a Football Championship Subdivision school. He later transferred to Jackson State, where he had a breakout season this spring. After entering the transfer portal, he garnered interest from about 25 schools, including Ohio State and Penn State, before committing to Michigan as a graduate transfer. The 6-foot-3 wideout joined MLive’s “Wolverine Confidential” to talk about his journey to Ann Arbor. LISTEN HERE  Tucked away on a quiet tree-lined street in Holland is MLive’s House of the Week. This charming traditional home is within walking distance of Tunnel Park and just a short drive to Holland State Park. Built with a precise attention to detail, the fully remodeled 3,390-square-foot home has five bedrooms and three and a half baths. There is a traditional floor plan with a grand entryway and open staircase to the second floor. It's on the market for $499K and is perfect for someone with traditional tastes who loves the outdoors. READ Get your local news 24/7 Connect with MLive
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