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Stories by Kate Miller include:

• 12/ 7/2000: Newspaper Story - Voters frequently tell their lawmakers to live within their means, but those means are uncertain for next year's legislators.
• 11/30/2000: Newspaper Story - A commission charged with investigating legislative pay raises has recommended a pay raise for Missouri's elected officials.
• 11/14/2000: Newspaper Story - Less than a week after female members assumed all leadership positions, three members of the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus have announced or confirmed that they will resign.
• 11/ 6/2000: Newspaper Story - Republicans believe they could take control of the state Senate on Nov. 7 for the first time in 53 years.
• 10/26/2000: Newspaper Story - A constitutional amendment on the November ballot would consolidate the state's savings accounts and make it harder to access.
• 10/24/2000: Newspaper Story - Although Missouri's first lady has never held government office, Jean Carnahan is no stranger to political leadership.
• 10/17/2000: Newspaper Story - Campaigns across the state came to an abrupt halt today in honor of the late Gov. Mel Carnahan, his son Roger "Randy" Carnahan and former chief of staff Chris Sifford.
• 10/12/2000: Newspaper Story - Missouri's $6.7 billion tobacco settlement money isn't discussed much on the campaign trail, but when pressed many candidates for state offices have big ideas.
• 9/14/2000: Newspaper Story - PACs are giving increasing amounts to both sides in major political races according to a study released by a campaign finance advoacy group.
• 9/ 7/2000: Newspaper Story - Attorneys for various interest groups seeking their own compensation from big tobacco asked the Missouri Supreme Court yesterday to prevent the state from dropping its lawsuit against tobacco companies.
• 9/ 5/2000: Newspaper Story - The Missouri State Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday in a case that has prevented the state from receiving any of its estimated $6.7 billion settlement with big tobacco companies.
• 8/29/2000: Newspaper Story - Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Talent submitted his highway bond plan to an independent consultant to rerun the numbers after weeks of criticism from his Democratic opponent.
• 8/24/2000: Newspaper Story - The Missouri Transportation Department filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court Monday in a last ditch effort to exclude the Ku Klux Klan from its Adopt-A-Highway Program.