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Stories by Jon Ariztimuno include:

• 5/15/2002: Newspaper Story - The Capitol and sorrounding buildings were left powerless for about an hour
• 5/13/2002: Newspaper Story - The House passed a bill that extends the sunset on the child health care coverage program to July 2007
• 5/ 6/2002: Newspaper Story - Sixty protesters came to the Capitol on Monday voicing opposition to the St. Louis Stadium bill.
• 5/ 2/2002: Newspaper Story - Dozens of people celebrated the National Day of Prayer in the Capitol
• 4/29/2002: Newspaper Story - The bill that provides funding for the St. Louis Cardinals baseball stadium will likely be presented this week on the Senate floor for the first time.
• 4/24/2002: Newspaper Story - The Missouri legislature is looking at a bill which would toughen requirements on the payday loan industry.
• 4/18/2002: Newspaper Story - Funding to continue twice daily Amtrak service between St. Louis and Kansas City is still up in the air
• 4/10/2002: Newspaper Story - The House on Wednesday debated a bill to strengthen nursing home regulations and rejected amendments limiting access to consumer complaints against the institutions.
• 4/ 3/2002: Newspaper Story - The Senate amended a bill that establishes sales tax holiday and requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax
• 3/13/2002: Newspaper Story - Holden travelled last week to St. Louis, St. Joseph and Kansas City and gave speeches about his recommendations about using the budget reserve fund, known as the "Rainy day Fund".
• 3/20/2002: Newspaper Story - Senate President Pro Tem Peter Kinder (D-Cape Girardeau) is sponsering a bill to prevent any new gaming from coming to the state.
• 3/18/2002: Newspaper Story - Debate to continue on a bill that would require insurance companies to provide health benefit plans to provide more complete mental health coverage.
• 3/11/2002: Newspaper Story - Three years after EPA recommended phasing out use of a potential cancer-causing chemical in gasoline, Missouri lawmakers still are debating what to do about it.
• 3/ 6/2002: Newspaper Story - Bill would ban state government from competing with private companies offering commercial services on the Internet
• 2/19/2002: Newspaper Story - While amateur athletes in the Olympics are still getting public attention, Missouri legislators are trying to protect college athletes from abusive agents.
• 2/18/2002: Newspaper Story - The governor has proposed eliminating the Amtrak section from the regular budget and moving it to the state's emergency reserve fund.