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Stories by JiaoJiao Shen include:

• 5/13/2002: Radio Story - Anti-stadium protestors say they want the Black Caucus to oppose the Stadium Bill.
• 5/ 7/2002: Radio Story - Debate on the transportation bill ended with no vote in the House Tuesday afternoon.
• 5/ 6/2002: Radio Story - Pet owners will have to register their exotic animals within two weeks of possession under a bill up for consideration in the House.
• 4/30/2002: Radio Story - The House adopted an amendment that says the gaming commission can't operate keno games.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - House is scheduled to vote on a bill allowing the St. Louis City School District to raise their compulsory school age from 16 to 17.
• 4/16/2002: Radio Story - The House gave preliminary approval to a bill that allows the student on the UM board of curators to vote.
• 4/15/2002: Radio Story - Female legislators wore hats on the House floor to celebrate the end of tax season.
• 4/ 9/2002: Radio Story - The Missouri House gave first-round approval to a bill allowing police officers to live where they choose, even if it is outside city, town, or county limits.
• 4/ 2/2002: Radio Story - The Missouri House passed a resolution that could help prevent some budget problems.
• 3/12/2002: Radio Story - Senate approved of an amendment adding tougher penalties to drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians.
• 3/11/2002: Radio Story - An amendment that puts cameras in traffic lights was shot down by the Missouri Senate.
• 3/ 5/2002: Radio Story - After passing in a House Committee, a bill that requires health insurance companies to provide coverage for children who need hearing aids is going to the House floor.
• 2/26/2002: Radio Story - The Missouri House is considering a bill that prohibits discrimination of service animals in public places.
• 2/25/2002: Radio Story - Efforts to remove a time limit on rape prosecutions is running into problems in Missouri's legislature.
• 2/25/2002: Radio Story - Legislation to crack down on rape is getting delayed in Missouri's legislature.
• 2/19/2002: Radio Story - A House committee heard a bill today that would prohibit discrimination against disabled people who need service animals.
• 2/18/2002: Radio Story - Under legislation, Missouri business employers will have to pay equal pay for equal work to both genders.
• 2/11/2002: Radio Story - Chief of Staff David Barklage is under fire for possible misuse of funds.
• 2/ 5/2002: Radio Story - Basic emergency technicians may be able to administer epinepherin, a drug used to combat violent allergic reactions.
• 2/ 4/2002: Radio Story - Republicans want new legislation in place to make prosecution of terrorists easier.
• 2/ 4/2002: Radio Story - House Republicans presented proposals to avoid future terrorist attacks.