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MARQUETTE — The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Chapter 1900 will meet at 1 p.m., Wednesday by Zoom only. The guest speaker, by Zoom, will be

Scientists have predicted that humans will be wiped off the face of Earth in 250 million years, but only if private corporations immediately stop burning fossil fuels and if they dont do it then...

A new study has revealed when humans could go extinct by - and only if we stop burning fossil fuels now.

After years of hearing complaints about light rail security, one Phoenix council member wants to consider adding barriers to keep out people who don’t pay fares.

By CHRISTIE MASTRIC Journal Staff Writer MARQUETTE — A Northern Michigan University history professor is working on an oral history research project to

Diamond mining giant Trans Hex has been prohibited from mining along selected areas near the Olifants River estuary and is now required to update its decades-old management plan, following an out-of-court settlement agreement reached with Protect the West Coast. Diamond mining giant Trans Hex h...

The story of wheat as a cultivated crop is nearly as old as that of human civilization itself. Few plants have played a bigger role in our history than the tall grass with its iconic amber kernels and wisps, which has fed cities, cultures and countries for some 10,000 years since it was first domesticated […]

MARQUETTE — Wood energy is “inherently local,” said one of the organizers of Friday’s Michigan Wood Energy Workshop held at the Northern Michigan Univer

On a gray day in late February 2017, Chinese leader Xi Jinping gathered with a handful of close advisers to survey crop fields and polluted wetlands some 100 kilometers (62 miles) south of the capital Beijing.