Prepare for poor air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke and rising temperatures today, with rain and thunderstorms expected to return midweek.

On July 4 in Grand Haven, Michigan, fireworks shot into a neighbor's home by accident. The blast set the front of the house on fire during Independence Day celebrations. Luckily, the flames were quickly extinguished before causing major damage.

Officials warn southeast Michigan residents to be careful outdoors Tuesday because of expected high ozone pollution levels.

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy issued an Air Quality Advisory for five West Michigan counties through Saturday.

On July 15, rain and thunderstorms are expected in southern Michigan and in the Upper Peninsula. Then, more rain and thunderstorms are forecast statewide on July 16. Widespread haze is included in the forecast for northern Michigan as the Canadian wildfire smoke moves over Michigan.

Kawkawlin Township is considering a special assessment after its 2024 millage renewal was disqualified by the state due to improper ballot language.