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Stories by Jennifer Horton include:

• 5/ 6/1997: Radio Story - House votes to subject repeat sex offenders to chemical castration drugs.
• 1/30/1997: Radio Story - Legislative committee hears bill to give business tax breaks for day care services.
• 1/29/1997: Radio Story - Massive crackdown on dead-beat dads proposed to a House committee.
• 1/20/1997: Radio Story - Senate committee votes down legislative pay hike plan.
• 1/16/1997: Radio Story - Missouri House members debated for over three hours and finally voted against their own pay raise.
• 1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Senate's leader says tax cuts will be one of the top issues for the 1997 legislative session.
• 1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Senate leader says pay raise will be an early issue for the Senate.
• 1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Missouri Senate President Pro-Tem speaks about the pay-raise issue in a speech to the Senate.
• 12/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Institute official says local welfare agencies are unprepared for welfare cuts.
• 12/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Local official says counties can delay weflare cuts.
• 12/ 3/1996: Radio Story - There could be a way out of the food stamp cuts for some Missouri counties but local policy-makers may not know it
• 11/21/1996: Radio Story - The capitol building is already covered with the inaugrial stage and scaffolding per Mrs.Carnahan's request.
• 11/ 7/1996: Radio Story - Missouri House Republicans elect the same leadership as last term.
• 11/ 7/1996: Radio Story - Rumbles of partisan confrontation emerge from House GOP caucus.
• 10/31/1996: Radio Story - Bekki Cook's campaign says it is not worried about the inditement of former House Speaker Bob Griffin.
• 10/31/1996: Radio Story - Republicans say Democrats must explain their past support for Griffin.
• 10/31/1996: Radio Story - Top House Democrat says Griffin indictment will not affect the House.
• 10/24/1996: Radio Story - State Representative Gene Copeland is being accused of illegally spending campaign money for personal uses.
• 10/22/1996: Radio Story - John Hancock says Bekki Cook has received many more of the same Missouri Ethics warning letters as he has.
• 10/ 8/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's water, soil, and park tax will be up for renewal Nov. 5. Supporters say the state needs it, others disagree.
• 10/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Getting suspended from school for kissing a classmate could happen in Missouri.
• 10/ 1/1996: Radio Story - Deer hunters may be chasing deer out into the roads, causing a hazard for drivers.
• 9/24/1996: Radio Story - Homless shelters are gearing up for the most drastic welfare cuts in six decades to take effect.
• 9/24/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Social Services Department says they do not know what Welfare Reform will do to Missouri.
• 9/10/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Department of Insurance has not yet decided to appeal the ruling in favor of Blue Cross keeping it's assets.
• 9/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Senator Jim Mathewson's Welfare to Work program gets people back to work and makes sure they don't abuse state assistance.
• 9/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Welfare to Work program takes 24-hundred people off food stamps and into the work force.
• 9/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Education expert questions meaning of SAT score increases for Missouri.
• 8/29/1996: Radio Story - Catholic Conference to use House Chamber for meeting.
• 8/27/1996: Radio Story - Dove-hunting season opens Sept. 1.