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Stories by Kate Amburgey include:

• 12/16/2003: Newspaper Story - Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, announced Tuesday her intention to run for Secretary of State against Democratic candidate Robin Carnahan.
• 12/15/2003: Newspaper Story - The Missouri Democratic Party has initiated Women's Coalitions across the state to spark and sustain political enthusiasm in female voters.
• 12/15/2003: Newspaper Story - Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, will announce on Tuesday her intention to run for Secretary of State in the 2004 election.
• 12/15/2003: Newspaper Story - A prefiled bill for the 2004 legislative session has proposed a stamp tax on illegal drugs bought and sold in the state of Missouri.
• 12/ 8/2003: Newspaper Story - A mock-vote to give gays and lesbians the right to a civil union in Missouri was overwhelmingly passed by high school students acting as senators and house representatives.
• 11/21/2003: Newspaper Story - The Feb. 3 primary race will be the third in Missouri history.
• 11/17/2003: Newspaper Story - The Missouri Democratic Party has developed an online weblog that allows Missourians to discuss political issues facing both the nation and state.
• 11/ 7/2003: Newspaper Story - Twenty-one percent of Missouri's homeless youth do not attend school.
• 10/20/2003: Newspaper Story - Claire McCaskill announced her candidacy in primary race with hopes to unseat Gov. Bob Holden
• 10/17/2003: Newspaper Story - Claire McCaskill will announce Monday her intention to run against Gov. Bob Holden for the democratic gubernatorial nomination
• 9/29/2003: Newspaper Story - A loophole in Missouri's anti-telemarketing has allowed charities to make telemarketing calls to homes on the No Call list. A federal judge ruled Thursday that a national bill with this same provision was unconstitutional. Missouri legislators are standing behind the law.
• 9/22/2003: Newspaper Story - Talks between doctors and lawyers ended Friday after three weeks of negotiating legislature that would cap rising malpractice insurance rates
• 9/17/2003: Newspaper Story - Statehouse bathrooms are being renovated for $3 million during budget crisis
• 9/ 8/2003: Newspaper Story - Guards and bomb sniffing dogs no longer line the Capitol entrance
• 9/ 5/2003: Newspaper Story - An info-box of the 26 non-budget bills the governor vetoed that will be before the Sept. 10 veto session of the legislature.