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Stories by Kelly Just include:

• 11/19/1996: Radio Story - Republicans are unhappy with a Supreme Court decision that rules just a small part of an education bill as unconstitutional.
• 11/19/1996: Radio Story - The Governor's office says the state's schoolchildren have won the right to a good education with the court throwing out a lawsuit against the "Excellence in Education" law.
• 11/14/1996: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Insurance releases a list ranking insurance companies by number of customer complaints.
• 11/14/1996: Radio Story - The Department of Insurance publishes a new consumer complaint index on the state's top 40 insurance companies.
• 10/25/1996: Newspaper Story - Missouri's minimum wage debate echoes Canadian debate
• 10/24/1996: Newspaper Story - Backgrounder on the minimum wage ballot issue.
• 10/24/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's minimum wage debate echoes Canadian debate.
• 10/22/1996: Radio Story - State Labor Department predicts minimum wage proposal will cause confusion.
• 9/19/1996: Radio Story - GOP candidate for governor remains silent on the governor's latest tax-cut jplan.
• 9/17/1996: Radio Story - State Republicans announce they are backing Independent Jo Ann Emerson instead of legal candidate, Richard Kline.
• 5/15/1996: The House approves changes in involuntary commitment for the mentally ill.
• 5/15/1996: The House unanimously approves policy changes in the commitment and release of the mentally ill.
• 5/14/1996: The Missouri Legislature says yes to tighter control of student athletes and their agents on the M.U. campus.
• 5/14/1996: The legislature sends the governor a bill for tighter regulations on athletic agents and their student clients.
• 5/ 7/1996: Representatives vote to reject a health budget until six words are added to the legislation.
• 4/30/1996: The Missouri Senate has approved a House bill to improve the state's immunization practices.
• 4/30/1996: Members of the Missouri Senate have agreed to a bill forcing health insurance companies and HMO's to cover the cost of child immunizations.
• 4/23/1996: KC Blue Shield Blue Cross's for-profit plan hits Senate opposition.
• 4/16/1996: Missouri legislators voted not to approve a bill that would dissolve the St. Louis Special School Board.
• 4/10/1996: Basic rates for phone services could rise under Senate-passed bill.
• 4/10/1996: Senate gives preliminary approval to bill that would raise local phone rates.
• 4/ 3/1996: Missouri ant-abortion forces happy House-passed abortion restrictions.
• 4/ 3/1996: The House passes an abortion bill amid objections by Planned Parenthood.
• 4/ 2/1996: Congressman Hancock says slick ads convinced the public to support Amendment Four.
• 4/ 2/1996: Congressman Hancock's says Missourians are in for more taxes.
• 3/26/1996: Impeached Sec. of State Moriarty decides not to run for her old job.
• 2/27/1996: A bill approved by Senate would toughen restrictions on sex offenders.
• 2/13/1996: School standards appear safe from legislative veto.
• 2/ 6/1996: House approves creating Department of Aging
• 1/24/1996: House approves keeping part of the old speed limit law.
• 1/23/1996: Truckers win key House vote on speed limit.