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As part of her work for a radio-reporting course, Candyce is in Jefferson City two days a week. She covers events and issues in Missouri state government for KMOX Radio in St. Louis.

Candyce received her Bachelor's degree in English-journalism at Tennessee Technological University in May 1995. While there, she was editorials editor for the student newspaper, The Oracle.

She was also a section co-editor for the school yearbook, The Eagle. She volunteered to read the news for WTTU-FM, the college radio station. In 1993, Candyce became only the fourth woman in school history elected president of the student body.

Her career goal is to work as an anchor for a television network news broadcast.

Stories by Candyce Clifft include:

• 5/15/1996: Senate Devotes Precious Time to Cockfighting
• 5/15/1996: Senators defeat amendment to make raising gamecocks illegal
• 5/15/1996: Women senators see their version of the abortion bill defeated
• 5/15/1996: Three women senators draft their own version of the abortion bill
• 5/ 9/1996: Bill sent to governor would appoint governing council for St. Louis special school district
• 5/ 9/1996: Bill lets tailgaters into bars on Sunday morning
• 5/ 9/1996: Bill lets wholesalers sell liquor with non-alcoholic products
• 4/30/1996: AARP says bill doesn't make insurance company pay back enough.
• 4/16/1996: Concealed weapons debate is most likely finished for this legislative session (radio story with digital audio).
• 4/16/1996: Concealed weapons debate is most likely finished for this legislative session (radio story with digital audio).
• 4/16/1996: Concealed weapons debate is most likely finished for this legislative session (radio story with digital audio).
• 4/ 9/1996: Senate debates telecommunication bill for hours, makes no decision.
• 3/22/1996: Latest statehouse news summary headlines as of March 22
• 3/21/1996: Margaret Kelly says she'll challenge Carnahan for the governor's seat.
• 3/21/1996: Margaret Kelly challenged Carnahan to a debate over issues in the governor's race.
• 3/ 5/1996: The Senate GOP offers Dem. governor support on St. Louis Police Board.
• 2/22/1996: A House bill would force nursing homes to describe what special Alzheimer's care includes.
• 2/20/1996: Missouri farmers rally for stricter regulations of the hog industry
• 2/ 8/1996: Process debate derails speed-limit debate in Senate.
• 2/ 2/1996: News summary for week of Jan. 29
• 1/30/1996: Business Pollution Secrecy Proposed
• 1/23/1996: Speaker Gaw calls for investigation of House travel expenditures
• 1/17/1996: Senate debates requiring minimum coverage for a hospital stay after delivery.
• 1/17/1996: Law enforcement officials want a referendum for concealed weapons
• 1/17/1996: Senate committee hears support for concealed weapons
• 1/17/1996: Senate GOP leader says Carnahan's plans came from the GOP.
• 1/17/1996: Senate approves toughening penalities for speeding.
• 1/17/1996: Missouri farmers speak out against hog industry effects on the environment.
• 1/12/1996: News summary for week of Jan. 8
• 1/11/1996: Farmers & Sierra Club unite in fighting hog plants.
• 1/11/1996: New House speaker cites school violence as a top priority.
• 1/10/1996: Black wins highest legislative leadership job in Missouri history.
• 1/10/1996: Black Caucus scores major victory in House with election of black to leadership.
• 1/10/1996: Legislator questions mandating hospital coverage for new moms.
• 12/11/1995: Missouri Fights Parole Hearing for Double-Murderer
• 12/ 1/1995: News summary for week of Nov. 27
• 11/29/1995: Women Seek Power in Missouri Legislature
• 11/29/1995: Women Seek Power in Missouri Legislature
• 11/17/1995: News summary for week of Nov. 13
• 11/10/1995: News summary for week of Nov. 6
• 11/ 8/1995: House Speaker steps down despite being cleared of wrongdoing
• 11/ 8/1995: Jefferson City votes down riverboat gambling
• 11/ 3/1995: News summary for week of Oct. 30.
• 11/ 3/1995: Legislators question Highway Departments bond issue plans.
• 10/27/1995: News summary for week of Oct. 23.
• 10/25/1995: K.C. desegregation talks failure may affect St. Louis
• 10/25/1995: State suffers setback in school desegregation
• 10/20/1995: News summary for week of Oct. 16.
• 10/18/1995: State charges Windows 95 not handicapped accessible.
• 10/18/1995: Mo. government rejects Windows 95
• 10/13/1995: News summary for week of Oct. 9.
• 10/ 6/1995: News summary for week of Oct. 2.
• 9/29/1995: News summary for week of Sept. 25.