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Stories by Angie Gaddy include:

• 5/16/1996: Legislature enters its last day with tax cuts still unresolved.
• 5/16/1996: Infobox on changes in mental health commitment approved by lawmakers.
• 5/16/1996: Major reorganization of mental health commitment laws clears legislature.
• 5/16/1996: History of mental health commitment problems.
• 5/14/1996: Senate debates killer roosters while other major issues sit on the sidelines.
• 5/ 9/1996: Senate committee approves tax-cut plan.
• 5/ 9/1996: Abortion dispute stalls budget in House
• 5/ 7/1996: Senate leadership split on whether to deal with HMO regulation in 1996.
• 4/30/1996: The Senate approves insurance coverage of child immunization and 48 hour post-delivery hospital stays.
• 4/16/1996: Senate passes overhaul of mental health commitment law (newspaper story).
• 4/ 3/1996: Missouri voters approve restriction on raising state taxes.
• 3/26/1996: Hancock & Moriarty decide not to run in 1996
• 3/ 5/1996: House Budget Committee passes $600,000 appropriation for Ryan White program. The remaining funds rely on federal money.
• 2/28/1996: Missouri legislators stall on HMO bills, while the medical community and insurance industry continue to bicker.
• 2/20/1996: In effort to stall regulatory measures on HMOs, Senate President Pro Tem asked colleagues to form a packaged health care plan.
• 2/13/1996: What's an HMO that's getting so much legislative attention.
• 2/13/1996: Main provisions in the various HMO bills.
• 2/13/1996: Complaints about HMOs prompt legislative action.
• 1/24/1996: State government's week starts with anti-abortion rally.
• 1/23/1996: Anti-abortion forces hopeful with new House leadership.
• 1/10/1996: Insurance industry questions bill to assure minimum hospital stay for birth.
• 1/ 9/1996: Senate committee hears bill to keep part of the 55 mph limit.
• 1/ 8/1996: Black Caucus helps defeat Democratic House Speaker candidate.
• 1/ 4/1996: Democrats still cannot resolve their House leadership fight.