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Stories by Adam Behsudi include:

• 12/8/2004: Newspaper Story - After presenting her latest audit finding, McCaskill said she wants to continue being Missouri's state auditor after the 2006 election. She said she is unsure about running again for governor.
• 12/ 6/2004: Newspaper Story - After a hearing in Cole County Circuit Court last week, the lawsuit against the state's school funding system will proceed.
• 12/ 6/2004: Newspaper Story - After a court decision to delay the trial of Missouri's school funding formula, the attorney general's office has 15 days to decide whether the formula violates the Missouri constitution by not providing equal and adequate funding to the state's public schools.
• 12/ 1/2004: Newspaper Story - Blunt appoints Senate Administrator Michael Keathley as commissioner of the Office of Administration and Deputy Secretary of State Dan Ross as chief information officer. The two will work to consolidate state government's information technology systems and services.
• 11/10/2004: Newspaper Story - The state filed for a motion to postpone any further action on a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Missouri's school funding formula.
• 11/ 3/2004: Newspaper Story - On Wednesday at his home in Springfield, governor-elect Matt Blunt discussed some of his plans for transition into office. Among his top prirorities are announcing a transition team, meeting with legislative leaders and establishing his government reorganization task force.
• 11/ 1/2004: Newspaper Story - Feature description of how Missouri votes are counted -- both officially and on election night.
• 10/20/2004: Newspaper Story - Eighteen years separate the ages of Missouri Gubernatorial Candidates Matt Blunt and Claire McCaskill. The issues of age and experience have become central to the debate of who is better qualified to occupy the governor's office.
• 10/11/2004: Newspaper Story - In a press conference Monday, Lt. Gov. Joe Maxwell defended Democratic gubernatorial candidate Claire McCaskill's record on nursing home reform.
• 9/15/2004: Newspaper Story - A veto session in the Missouri Senate today upheld a veto for legislation that would make homebuilders more accountable for faulty construction. The attempt to override a largely bipartisan piece of legislation failed by two votes.
• 9/ 1/2004: Newspaper Story - Gov. Holden unsure of whether convening a special session this month is necessary.