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Stories by Pervaiz Shallwani include:

• 5/13/1999: Newspaper Story - The governor threatens to veto the legislative pension bill and attacks lawmakers.
• 2/ 3/1999: Newspaper Story - The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals threw out Planned Parenthood's lawsuit to receive a portion of state family planning funds.
• 1/ 6/1999: Radio Story - The House speaker urges caution in dealing with tax-cut proposals in the legislative session.
• 12/16/1998: Newspaper Story - Officials from Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Louis County and Jackson County have filed papers in court to intervene in the tobacco settlement.
• 12/ 2/1998: Newspaper Story - Sen. Dave Klarich, R-St. Louis County, along with two other Republicans have proposed that the people and not the courts decide what happens to money from the tobacco settlement.
• 12/ 2/1998: Newspaper Story - Davis gaming of Boonville met with the Missouri Gaming Commission to discuss its proposal for a continuously docked casino on the Missouri River.
• 11/18/1998: Newspaper Story - State officials say they still are reviewing the tobacco settlement proposal.
• 11/ 4/1998: Newspaper Story - The Republican campaign to capture control of Missouri's legislature failed Tuesday.
• 11/ 2/1998: Newspaper Story - Missouri Republicans point to legislature and auditor's race for upcoming election.
• 11/ 2/1998: Newspaper Story - For the past 24 years, the state auditor has been a CPA, now Democratic nominee Claire McCaskill is trying to reverse that trend.
• 10/26/1998: Newspaper Story - The State Democratic Party files a federal elections complaint against the GOP State Auditor candidate's campaign.
• 9/16/1998: Newspaper Story - Republicans say Clinton's sex scandal may help the GOP capture control of the state legislature.
• 9/16/1998: Newspaper Story - Women lawmakers unveil their "Capitol Cooks" book.
• 9/14/1998: Newspaper Story - Missouri legislators do not expect much to happen in this year's veto session.
• 9/11/1998: Newspaper Story - The number of people on welfare in Missouri has gone down, but the what is happening to those people doesn't relfet the numbers.
• 8/31/1998: Radio Story - Kit Bond and Jay Nixon trade charges in their first debate of the campaign for the U.S. Senate.
• 8/28/1998: Newspaper Story - The administration has yet to implement its controversial expansion of child health coverage that takes effect the end of August.