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Hi, I'm Angela. I'm an advanced reporting student at the University of Missouri School of Journalism concentrating on newspaper reporting.

For the 1997 legislative session, I'm covering health issues.

For the 1998 legislative session, I am an associate editor for Missouri News.

Stories by Angela Greiling include:

• 5/17/1997: Newspaper Story - Health was one of the major areas of accomplishment for Missouri's 1997 legislative session.
• 5/13/1997: Newspaper Story - The managed care regulation bill has reached a stalemate over the inclusion of administrative rulemaking language, which the Senate Judiciary Chairman wants.
• 5/ 9/1997: Newspaper Story - The sponsor of the House managed care reform bill said he will accept a Senate amendment added to please business.
• 5/ 6/1997: Newspaper Story - The managed care was welcomed to its first day of debate in the Senate by several amendments from opponents.
• 4/29/1997: Newspaper Story - House Republicans say they're apprehensive about bringing universal care into the state through the proposed children's health insurance bill that passed the House Monday.
• 4/22/1997: Newspaper Story - The Senate Transportation Committee passed a bill that would be tougher on people who abuse handicapped parking privileges.
• 4/17/1997: Newspaper Story - The state attorney general refuses to discuss what position he will take on the tobacco industry negotiations.
• 4/17/1997: Newspaper Story - The Senate Aging committee passee the HMO regulation bill and added a "community rating" provision.
• 4/15/1997: Newspaper Story - Packed-pistols supporter declares the concealed weapons issue finished for this year.
• 4/ 8/1997: Newspaper Story - House clears the HMO regulation bill, after staff estimate the measure will cost the state $37 million.
• 4/ 3/1997: Newspaper Story - Lobbyists opposing HMO regulation have intensified their efforts while they focus on the Senate.
• 4/ 3/1997: Newspaper Story - Three General Assembly members have professions that directly link them to the manged care debate.
• 3/27/1997: Newspaper Story - The House (135-19) passed the HMO regulation bill, which will now move on to the Senate.
• 3/25/1997: Newspaper Story - State representatives were joined by about 50 high school journalists who were supporting a bill to give them more control over publication content.
• 3/24/1997: Newspaper Story - The House votes to let consumers sue HMOs for medical malpractice.
• 3/20/1997: Newspaper Story - The House voted by a 2-1 margin against an amendment to the HMO bill that would have required insurance companies to cover non-elective cosmetic surgery.
• 3/19/1997: Newspaper Story - The House took up the HMO regulation bill and added a direct access requirement to it.
• 3/18/1997: Newspaper Story - A House committee heard several similar bills that would implement the federal Kennedy-Kassebaum Act on health care insurance.
• 3/ 4/1997: Newspaper Story - The "Party Cove" at Lake of the Ozarks would face regulation if two representatives have their way.
• 2/27/1997: Newspaper Story - The Senate Committee on Aging, Families and Mental Health heard testimony on the managed care regulation package.
• 2/27/1997: Newspaper Story - House and Senate committees overwhelmingly voted for the HMO regulation bills drafted by the joint interim committee on managed care.
• 2/25/1997: Newspaper Story - The House Ways and Means committee heard extensive testimony on a bill to open up gambling in Missouri.
• 2/20/1997: Newspaper Story - The House sends the grocery tax cut to the Senate.
• 2/18/1997: Newspaper Story - The House Budget Committee voted 16-15 against a proposed increase in their daily expense allowance.
• 2/10/1997: Newspaper Story - The House Critical Issues Committee listened to eight hours of testimony on the managed care regulation package.
• 2/ 5/1997: Newspaper Story - Universal health care bill presented to lawmakers with large tax hikes included.
• 1/30/1997: Newspaper Story - A bi-partisan House majority announced its support for the tax cut on groceries.
• 1/28/1997: Newspaper Story - Ban on lobbyist gifts to legislators proposed to a Senate Committee.
• 1/22/1997: Newspaper Story - MU would get the smallest budget boost of any university under the governor's plan.
• 1/15/1997: Newspaper Story - The House Rules Committee approves a resolution rejecting a proposed pay increase for lawmakers.
• 1/13/1997: Newspaper Story - The governor's inauguration speech and reaction
• 1/10/1997: Newspaper Story - Legislative pay raises emerging as first major issue for state lawmakers.
• 1/ 8/1997: Newspaper Story - 1997 legislative session starts with party spat in the House.