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Stories by Elizabeth J. Zack include:

• 4/29/1997: Radio Story - The House GOP leader resigns and pleads guilty to drunken driving.
• 4/29/1997: Radio Story - The GOP's only black House member announces for party floor leader.
• 4/28/1997: Radio Story - After the republican caucus meeting, Mark Richardson is still the republican house minority leader
• 4/17/1997: Radio Story - Fred Goldman joins Attorney General Jay Nixon in support of victims rights
• 4/10/1997: Radio Story - Feature on lawmakers who have a personal stake in the managed health care issue before the state legislature.
• 4/ 7/1997: Radio Story - The Critical Issues Committee hears bill to allow government funding of abortions.
• 4/ 3/1997: Radio Story - Should legislators vote on an issue if they have a conflicting interest?
• 3/27/1997: Radio Story - The House passed the managed care bill after 9 days of debate.
• 3/17/1997: Radio Story - The senate perfects a measure to allow parole and probation officers to carry a badge and to carry a weapon
• 3/ 3/1997: Radio Story - The house committee on critical issues examines two initiatives dealing with assisted suicide.
• 2/25/1997: Radio Story - The House rejects a proposal to let St. Louis area residents have another vote on the region's transportation tax.
• 2/25/1997: Radio Story - GTE and AT&T have been given the green light to begin offering phone service in Columbia
• 2/20/1997: Radio Story - The house voted 144 to 0 to pass the 3% sales tax cut on groceries.
• 2/13/1997: Radio Story - Indepth feature on the emergency-care with HMO regulation before the House Critical Issues Committee.
• 2/11/1997: Radio Story - Governor's office voices support for managed care regulation.
• 2/11/1997: Radio Story - Business organizations testify against the HMO regulation bill.
• 2/ 4/1997: Radio Story - Opposition emerges to the governor's plan to cut taxes on groceries.
• 1/30/1997: Radio Story - Bi-partisan support announced for governor's tax cut on groceries.