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Stories by Christopher Shields include:

• 5/14/2003: Radio Story - The house passed a bill to ban lawsuits against gun and ammunition makers.
• 4/28/2003: Radio Story - Six years ago, the nation's welfare system fundamentally changed. What are the effects in Missouri six years later?
• 4/16/2003: Radio Story - St. Louis City Representative Russ Carnahan is quitting his post as House Democratic Caucus Chair to focus on a Congressional run.
• 3/19/2003: Radio Story - Ameren UE and the Department of Conservation closed the area around the Callaway nuclear facility.
• 3/12/2003: Radio Story - Juveniles who commit sex crimes may be required to register with school superintendents.
• 3/ 3/2003: Radio Story - Nation's Oldest Prison West of the Mississippi may Stay Open Another Year
• 2/24/2003: Radio Story - Newly elected governors may have to disclose who pays for thier inauguarl celebrations under a bill the house gave primary approval to.
• 2/19/2003: Radio Story - A house bill would increase fees for DWI treatment.
• 2/ 3/2003: Radio Story - Some Lawmakers met with representatives of Missouri's juvenile justice system.
• 2/ 3/2003: Radio Story - Some Lawmakers met with representatives of Missouri's juvenile justice system.
• 1/29/2003: Radio Story - Dr. Elson Floyd and Quentin Wilson visited the house education Commitee
• 1/29/2003: Radio Story - Dr. Elson Floyd and Quentin Wilson visited the house education Commitee
• 1/29/2003: Radio Story - Dr. Elson Floyd and Quentin Wilson visited the house education Commitee
• 1/23/2003: Radio Story - Supreme Court Judge Ronnie White will become Missouri's first black Chief Justice.
• 5/ 8/2002: Radio Story - The house gave approval to a transportation bill that includes a provision stripping St. Louis City's control of Lambert airport.
• 5/ 1/2002: Radio Story - House and Senate conference committee members approved the house version of a bill for funding the School Foundation Formula
• 4/24/2002: Radio Story - The house voted to extend the minimum sentence for rape by 5 years.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - The House rejected an amendment that would ban corporal punishment in schools.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - The house gave primary approval to a bill meant to stop bullies.
• 4/ 3/2002: Radio Story - The house passed an amendment that cuts an amount equal to the salary of a University of Missouri-St. Louis Lobbyist
• 4/ 3/2002: Radio Story - The House adopted amendments cutting University funding as a message to the University.
• 3/20/2002: Radio Story - Senate President Pro Tem Peter Kinder is sponsoring a bill to prevent any new gaming.
• 2/27/2002: Radio Story - Missouri's House Speaker is not putting the Cardinals Stadium on his priority list, despite the governor's endorsement.
• 2/13/2002: Radio Story - The House Banking Commmittee heard testimony on a bill that would limit the interest payday lenders can charge.

Stories by Christopher Shields include:

• 5/ 8/2002: Radio Story - The house gave approval to a transportation bill that includes a provision stripping St. Louis City's control of Lambert airport.
• 5/ 1/2002: Radio Story - House and Senate conference committee members approved the house version of a bill for funding the School Foundation Formula
• 4/24/2002: Radio Story - The house voted to extend the minimum sentence for rape by 5 years.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - The House rejected an amendment that would ban corporal punishment in schools.
• 4/17/2002: Radio Story - The house gave primary approval to a bill meant to stop bullies.
• 4/ 3/2002: Radio Story - The house passed an amendment that cuts an amount equal to the salary of a University of Missouri-St. Louis Lobbyist
• 4/ 3/2002: Radio Story - The House adopted amendments cutting University funding as a message to the University.
• 3/20/2002: Radio Story - Senate President Pro Tem Peter Kinder is sponsoring a bill to prevent any new gaming.
• 2/27/2002: Radio Story - Missouri's House Speaker is not putting the Cardinals Stadium on his priority list, despite the governor's endorsement.
• 2/13/2002: Radio Story - The House Banking Commmittee heard testimony on a bill that would limit the interest payday lenders can charge.