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Stories by Megan Murphy include:

• 5/ 8/2003: Radio Story - Bland accuses the Senate Republican leadership of discrimination when choosing members of the Appropriations Conference Committee.
• 5/ 6/2003: Radio Story - A tornado warning in Jefferson City forced an evacuation of all lawmakers and lobbyists down to the basement of the capitol.
• 5/ 1/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri legislature has sent the governor a bill that would require women seeking an abortion to wait 24 hours before having the procedure.
• 4/29/2003: Radio Story - If a bill in the House passes, the statewide law for Sunday liquor sales could be moved up to 9am, while Kansas City and St. Louis' start time could be 8am.
• 4/17/2003: Radio Story - The Senate unanimously passed a bill that gives the Hazelwood Ford plant tax breaks. The bill was passed in hopes that the plant will now be able to remain open.
• 4/15/2003: Radio Story - Some members of the Senate Appropriations Committee held a private meeting to find ways to increase revenue to balance next year's budget.
• 4/ 8/2003: Radio Story - A Senate committee was urged to let Missourians carry concealed weapons without voter approval.
• 4/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The House passed a bill on to the Senate that would give tax breaks on generic drugs and property assessment increases to senior citizens.
• 4/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The House passed a bill to give tax breaks to senior citizens on property and home assessments.
• 3/18/2003: Radio Story - As a result of the heightened terror alert level, medical staff at the Missouri Health Department will be putting in longer hours.
• 3/11/2003: Radio Story - The Senate Education Committee approved a bill that would allow schools to eliminate five make-up days.
• 3/ 6/2003: Radio Story - The Senate gave first round approval to a bill that makes it illegal for minors to travel to other states for abortions without parental consent laws.
• 3/ 6/2003: Radio Story - The Senate gave first round approval to a bill that would make it illegal for minors to enter other states in order to avoid Missouri's parental consent law.
• 3/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri House gave first round approval to a bill that allows for the carrying of concealed weapons.
• 2/25/2003: Radio Story - The House gave first round approval to a bill that makes the certification process for teachers easier.
• 2/18/2003: Radio Story - A Senate committe has sent the House's $150 million compromise on borrowing from tobacco settlement funds to the Senate floor.
• 2/13/2003: Radio Story - Gov. Bob Holden urges the Senate to increase the size of the debt approveed by the House to salvage the education budget.
• 2/11/2003: Radio Story - House gives first round approval to Classroom Trust Fund.
• 1/30/2003: Radio Story - Senator Ken Jacob introduced a bill that would make Southwest Missouri State a part of the UM Board of Curators.