Full text articles, plus maps and pictures and TV and radio transcripts
Magazines, journals, newspapers, reference books, ebooks available in the library or at home with your KPL library card or with your Michigan Driver's License or ID by going to Mel.org
Includes Computer Database; Custom Newspapers; General Reference Center Gold; Grand Rapids Press; Expanded Academic ASAP; General Business File ASAP; Legal Trac; InfoTrac Onefile; Health Reference Center Academic ASAP
A collection of approximately 900 full text newspapers from around the country and the world. Includes the last 12 months of the New York Times and the Grand Rapids Press (1996-current).
Magazines, journals, newspapers, and reference books provided to Michigan libraries and Michigan residents at home with their Michigan Driver's License or ID or from libraries in Michigan. Also includes links to Michigan related websites.
Selected full text articles from the following Michigan newspapers: Detroit News, Grand Rapids Press, and Lansing State Journal.
Michigan eLibrary collection of ebooks.
All full text. The daily newspaper New York Times 1995-present.
Articles from the World Book Encyclopedia. Includes related articles from major newspapers and magazines. Graphic and multimedia enhancements, including photographs, maps, illustrations, tables, animations, and audio/video clips.
Community Resources
Phone 269-342-5059
Live radio theater using local performers and taped for future broadcast on WMUK.
Phone 269-353-6180
Classroom and informal training for amateur radio operator's license; emergency communications; tracking and warning of storm activity; communication and fellowship using amateur radio; meetings.
Phone 517-353-9124
24 hour broadcasts of a dozen Michigan and national newspapers, grocery and department store advertisements, short stories read by volunteers, and other issue-oriented programming. Requires special sub-channel radio 'receivers' loaned free of charge. Annual program guides in large print, cassette tape, and Braille formats. Available to be heard via the Web.
A non-profit radio network with Latino control and leadership, is the only national distributor of Spanish-language programming in public radio.
Latino USA, the radio journal of news and culture, is a national, English-language radio program produced from a Latino perspective.
The latest news in Michigan radio and television broadcasting.
Public radio from the University of Michigan: WUOM Ann Arbor, WVGR Grand Rapids, and WFUM Flint.
Locate fascinating interviews with politicians, artists, and entertainers, in depth news reports and analysis, musician profiles, and much more here!
89.1 FM. Student-run radio from Western Michigan University.
WMUK is owned and operated by Western Michigan University and broadcasts National Public Radio news reports as well as classical and jazz music.