The Mining Journal

The Mining Journal is the leading daily newspaper serving Marquette, Michigan, and the surrounding Upper Peninsula region. Similar to other major daily newspapers, the Mining Journal publishes every day of the week. Its distribution covers a broad area, as Marquette is the largest city for quite a distance in any direction. While the Mining Journal is available throughout the entire Upper Peninsula on Sundays, its distribution on other days is more limited due to budget cuts. The paper either has bureaus in several cities within the Upper Peninsula or collaborates with other newspapers owned by Ogden to provide news coverage.

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Kienitz in starring role: Wins 4th U.P. tennis title as Munising D-2 runner-up

4 weeks ago | miningjournal.net | Jerry DeRoche

May 31, 2025 CUTLINECarson Kienitz of Munising comes to the net to return a shot in a No. 1 singles match during the MHSAA Upper Peninsula Division 2 Finals in boys tennis held at Kingsford High School on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
Marquette girls solid runner-up in U.P. D-1 golf

4 weeks ago | miningjournal.net | Keith Dunlap

CUTLINESRHOADESMarquette’s Delaney Rhoades looks down the fairway after hitting her tee shot on No. 10 during the MHSAA Upper Peninsula Division 1 Finals in girls golf held at Sweetgrass Golf Club in Harris on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. (Keith Dunlap photo courtesy MHSAA.com)TEAMThe Marquette girls golf team poses with the runner-up trophy after the MHSAA Upper Peninsula Division 1 Finals in girls golf that was held Wednesday, May 28, 2025, at Sweetgrass Golf Club near Harris.
Keweenaw Heartlands issues request to visitors

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Graham Jaehnig

By GRAHAM JAEHNIGDaily Mining GazetteKEWEENAW COUNTY – At a recent public update meeting of the The Nature Conservancy’s Keweenaw Heartlands, some questions were raised regarding the banning of small fires, structures such as hunting blinds and access to Heartlands property and ORV trails. Keweenaw Heartlands published a release on Thursday welcoming visitors and clarifying some policies.
New rules for deer hunters coming this fall

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Bud Sargent

By BUD SARGENT Journal Managing EditorL’ANSE — Michigan bow and firearm deer hunters will enter the woods under changed rules this coming fall. That’s because the Natural Resources Commision, the policy-making arm of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, voted changes to the rules and regulations that govern whitetail hunting in the state, according to Jordan Hoover, commission chairman of the Upper Peninsula Deer Advisory Team.
DeVos Art Museum’s annual Children’s Exhibition opens | News, Sports, Jobs - The Mining Journal

1 month ago | miningjournal.net

MARQUETTE — Author Sydney Gurewitz Clemens wrote, “Art has the role in education of helping children become like themselves instead of more like everyone el
This crisp and colorful romaine and radicchio salad eats like a meal

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Christopher Kimball

By CHRISTOPHER KIMBALLChristopher Kimball’s Milk Streethis crisp, colorful salad gets meaty, briny flavor from oil-cured olives and fruity tang from pomegranate molasses. It’s light and fresh, but hearty enough to serve for brunch or a light supper.
Tick-borne illness changes how Americans work and play outdoors

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Sage Scott

By SAGE SCOTTAssociated PressIn 2023, the Centers for Disease Control reported that an estimated 450,000 Americans suffered from alpha-gal syndrome or AGS. Numbers may be higher since AGS is not a reportable condition, which means health care providers don’t have to notify public health authorities when it’s diagnosed. Even worse, there is currently no cure. From barns and backyards to hiking trails and hunting blinds, Americans rethink how they live after a single tick sinks in.
Feeding the hungry

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Graham Jaehnig

May 8, 2025 By GRAHAM JAEHNIG Houghton Daily Mining Gazette HANCOCK – Representatives from local food pantries, church charities and nonprofit organizations met at the Hancock Salvation Army Tuesday afternoon to hear a presentation by Feeding America West Michigan, share the concerns facing their organizations, and to work on resolving some of the issues. “In every area of service that we do, whether that’s transportation, housing, food — we’ve been trying to break down siloes and bring the...
Marquette, Negaunee chalk up tennis victories

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Steve Brownlee

By STEVE BROWNLEEJournal Sports EditorMARQUETTE — For a high school boys tennis meet with no matches going three sets, Marquette got caught up in quite a battle with visiting Kingsford on Monday afternoon. That’s because the meet included a tiebreaker and five other sets decided with a 7-5 score as MSHS prevailed 6-2.
If Trump abandons Ukraine, can Europe help Kyiv fight on? The clock is ticking to answer that

1 month ago | miningjournal.net | Emma Burrows

By EMMA BURROWS Associated PressLONDON — President Donald Trump is pushing Ukraine to cede territory to Russia to end the war, threatening to walk away if a deal becomes too difficult — and causing alarm bells in Europe about how to fill the gap. Ukraine’s European allies view the war as fundamental to the continent’s security, and pressure is now mounting to find ways to support Kyiv militarily — regardless of whether Trump pulls out.