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Stories by Mary D. Jackson include:

• 5/12/1997: Radio Story - Senator Peter Kinder said his bill was not designed to allow all citizens to carry concealed weapons only reitired judges, police officers and state officials
• 5/ 1/1997: Radio Story - Feature background on Attorney General Jay Nixon's decision to sue the tobacco industry.
• 4/24/1997: Radio Story - Senator Marvin Singleton, a physician, wondered why it took so long for Attorney General Jay Nixon to file suit against several tobacco companies.
• 4/22/1997: Radio Story - Lawmakers hear legislation to toughen penalities for improperly storing a firearm that injures or kills a child.
• 4/17/1997: Radio Story - House Republicans and Democrats have welcomed the only independent representative with open arms. But will the hospitality pay off for either party.
• 4/15/1997: Radio Story - Now, there's one independent in the Missouri House of Representatives.
• 4/ 8/1997: Radio Story - A Louisians resident urged Missouri lawmakers to keep money from the gambling industry out of campaigns and elections.
• 4/ 7/1997: Radio Story - A Senate committee heard a bill that would require HMOs to accept any doctor who is willing to practice in medically underserved areas
• 3/27/1997: Radio Story - House accepts amendment to the health care budget that would keep state money for family planning from going to Planned Parenthood.
• 3/20/1997: Radio Story - State lawmakers must decide whether or not the federal health insurance mandate will have a significan impact on the citizens of Missouri.
• 3/18/1997: Radio Story - Missouri legislators heard several house bills on how to enforce the Federal Kassebaum-Kennedy Act
• 3/ 4/1997: Radio Story - Lawmakers heard testimony from supporters of a bill that would allow hepatitus vaccinations for certain state workers.
• 2/18/1997: Radio Story - Alzheimer's Assocation member urges lawmakers to make it easier to strip driver's licenses from impaired drivers.
• 2/14/1997: Radio Story - Several St. Louis city legislatures want to find out the reason behind the possible departure.
• 2/13/1997: Radio Story - Several St. Louis representatives say St. Louis can't afford to lose another company as large as Ralston Purina.
• 2/ 6/1997: Radio Story - Legislation proposed to replace court-ordered desegregation payments for urban schools.