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Stories by Jessica Carter include:

• 4/12/2000: Radio Story - The House debated whether or not the tobacco trust fund issue should be on the November Ballot.
• 4/ 5/2000: Radio Story - The ban would make it illegal to use minors to bust stores that sell tobacco to minors.
• 4/ 3/2000: Radio Story - The Missouri House of Representatives gave preliminary approval to a bill that would create a code of saftey rules and regulations for amusement park rides.
• 3/15/2000: Radio Story - Children rallying against gun violence may be in violation of state lobbying laws because they used tax dollars to pay for a part of their trip to the state capitol.
• 2/28/2000: Radio Story - Representative Morris Westfall has proposed a bill that would make the Conservation Department responsible for damages caused by elk. There are no wild elk in Missouri, but a study is being conducted to see if the state has a suitable habitat for the animal.
• 2/21/2000: Radio Story - The House gave preliminary approval to a bill that would require bail bonding agents and private investigators to have special training and to follow specific procedures.
• 2/14/2000: Radio Story - A House Committee on Domestic Violence held a press conference to talk about Missouri's need to address the issue.
• 2/14/2000: Radio Story - Legislator David Levin has proposed a bill that would make it illegal for businesses to request fingerprints, retina scans and DNA tests.
• 2/ 9/2000: Radio Story - The Missouri Census Bureau is looking for people that can speak Spanish to help conduct this year's count.
• 2/ 2/2000: Radio Story - Republicans say that the Democrats' plan is only a bandaid on a problem that needs a cure.
• 2/ 2/2000: Radio Story - Mothers gave emotional testimony in support of "Stacey's Bill."
• 1/31/2000: Radio Story - A House Subcommittee is reviewing a bill that would change the legal age of organ donors to sixteen years. The bill would also allow signed organ donor cards to be sufficient documentation to legally remove organs.
• 1/24/2000: Radio Story - Lieutenant Governor Candidate Joe Maxwell says that he is willing to give back funds raised before the Supreme Court's decision.
• 1/19/2000: Radio Story - The legislature's leading sponsor of anti-drunken driving legislation criticizes the governor's proposal.