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Stories by Christine McCarty include:

• 12/ 2/2003: Radio Story - Toll roads would go up on I-70, I-44 and some Missouri bridges if voters decide toll ways are needed. People who travel on these roads would be paying the toll so no tax increases will occur.
• 11/18/2003: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers say state law contains a statue which says that a marriage can only be a union between a man and a women. A Missouri gay rights group PROMO says that this is still a victory for their community.
• 11/18/2003: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers say state law contains a statue which says that a marriage can only be a union between a man and a women. A Missouri gay rights group PROMO says that this is still a victory for their community.
• 11/13/2003: Radio Story - Sixty Missouri law enforcement agencies and task forces will get funds to help stop Missouri's growing methamphetamine problem. Officials with the Missouri Sheriffs Methamapetamine Relief Team, also known as MOSMART, say that the counties will use the funds for anything from training to equipment.
• 11/13/2003: Radio Story - Sixty Missouri law enforcement agencies and task forces will get funds to help stop Missouri's growing methamphetamine problem. Officials with the Missouri Sheriffs Methamapetamine Relief Team, also known as MOSMART, say that the counties will use the funds for anything from training to equipment.
• 11/ 4/2003: Radio Story - General revenue collections decreased in October after previous months had increases in revenue. Withholdings probably won't be released according to state officials.
• 11/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Revenue released a report stating that general revenue collections have dropped a little over four percent in October.
• 10/23/2003: Radio Story - Due to potential budget cuts, Missouri's department of education might have to cut early childhood special education programs. Children with mild speech disorders wouldn't be eligible for programs.
• 10/23/2003: Radio Story - The department of education might have to cut some children from their early childhood special education programs.
• 10/16/2003: Radio Story - Secretary of State Matt Blunt previewed unofficial gubernatorial campaign issues such as transportation problems, job loss and public education funding.
• 10/16/2003: Radio Story - Blunt talked about big campaign issues such as job losses, public education and medical malpractice.
• 10/14/2003: Radio Story - State officials wonder if plaintiffs filed suit in St. Louis due to weak arguments and judge shopping.
• 10/14/2003: Radio Story - Some state officials wonder if the plaintiffs filed suit out of Cole County because of judge shopping.
• 10/ 2/2003: Radio Story - The Department of Natural Resources says that almost half of Missouri's trash is being recycled
• 9/30/2003: Radio Story - Missouri health care officials are waiting for the federal government to start the second phase of small pox vaccinations.
• 9/23/2003: Radio Story - Officals say the Missouri Art Council has lost all funds and will close in two years without new funding.
• 9/19/2003: Radio Story - Educators say MAP tests are unequal and modifications need to be made in order to properly test students.
• 9/11/2003: Radio Story - With the Senate's override of the Governor's concealed weapons veto, it is now up to the sheriffs' offices to implement the bill.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - General revenue is down over four percent for the month of October. Even though revenue is down, overall revenue collections for the year is up.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - General revenue is down over four percent for the month of October. Even though revenue is down, overall revenue collections for the year is up.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - General revenue is down over four percent for the month of October. Even though revenue is down, overall revenue collections for the year is up.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Revenue released a report stating that general revenue collections have dropped a little over four percent in October.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Revenue released a report stating that general revenue collections have dropped a little over four percent in October.
• 1/ 4/2003: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Revenue released a report stating that general revenue collections have dropped a little over 4 percent in October.