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Stories by Ashley Hall include:

• 5/16/2002: Radio Story - Legislature passed a bill today that requires ministers to report suspicion of child abuse.
• 5/16/2002: Radio Story - Legislature passed a bill today that requires ministers to report suspicion of child abuse.
• 5/15/2002: Radio Story - Public schools will be required to recite the pledge of allegiance at least once a week starting in August under legislation passed today.
• 5/15/2002: Radio Story - Public schools will be required to recite the pledge of allegiance at least once a week starting in August under legislation passed today.
• 5/ 8/2002: Radio Story - Governor Holden urged the House Republicans to join the House Democrats, Senate Democrats, and Senate Republicans in approving use of the Rainy Day Fund.
• 5/ 8/2002: Radio Story - Governor Holden urged the House Republicans to join the House Democrats, Senate Democrats, and Senate Republicans in approving use of the Rainy Day Fund.
• 5/ 8/2002: Radio Story - Governor Holden urged the House Republicans to join the House Democrats, Senate Democrats, and Senate Republicans in approving use of the Rainy Day Fund.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - The House has allotted twenty-five percent of the public broadcasting budget for radio, while the Senate is currently not giving radio any money.
• 4/16/2002: Radio Story - Senators are debating over the benefits of increasing the amount of time resorts in several Lake of the Ozark counties can sell alcohol.
• 3/20/2002: Radio Story - The proposed 20% tax increase on tobacco products is heavily debated in a Senate committee hearing.
• 3/13/2002: Radio Story - Cancer Patient discusses how a second opinion saved her life.
• 2/26/2002: Radio Story - The American Cancer Society urged lawmakers to require insurance cover a second medical opinion for cancer patients.
• 2/20/2002: Radio Story - The Cardinal's team president, Mark Lamping, spoke at the Capital today, lobbying for support of the proposed stadium.
• 2/19/2002: Radio Story - Many professionals sign contracts that contain a no-compete clause, which disallows them to work for a competitor after their contract expires.
• 2/12/2002: Radio Story - A new stadium for the Cardinal's would have a major economic impact on Missouri. Legislators are debating whether this impact would be positive or negative
• 2/ 6/2002: Radio Story - A Senate bill discourages rodeo games, like Mexican Poker.
• 2/ 5/2002: Radio Story - Representative Chuck Graham is trying to increase the size of the organ donor pool in Missouri.