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Cliff Judy is an undergraduate broadcast journalism major at the University of Missouri--Columbia. During the spring semester of 2004, he was a statehouse reporter for MDN and pursued statehouse stories for his Broadcast I class.

During the previous two summers, Cliff worked as an associate producer and intern for Metro Sports, a sports television station in Kansas City. He spent his first two years of undergraduate work at Truman State University in Kirksville, MO.

Cliff originally hails from Kearney, MO.

Stories by Cliff Judy include:

• 5/11/2004: Radio Story - House passes bill to extend the state Water Patrol's power
• 5/11/2004: Radio Story - Legislature passes bill to require DNA samples from convicted felons and sex offenders
• 5/ 6/2004: Radio Story - House passes bill to ban sexually-explicit billboards from Missouri's highways
• 5/ 4/2004: Radio Story - DNR spokespeople claim St. Louis federal highway funding could be in danger under House bill to remove emissions tests
• 4/29/2004: Radio Story - House passes bill that would make it more difficult for minors to get an abortion
• 4/22/2004: Radio Story - House gives final approval to a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages
• 4/20/2004: Radio Story - Blunt wants to repeal Missouri franchise tax on businesses
• 4/15/2004: Radio Story - Holden, King III, and a representative of Louis Farrakhan attend Betty L. Thompson Day at the state Capitol
• 4/13/2004: Radio Story - Jacob sponsors resolution to repeal term limits
• 4/ 8/2004: Radio Story - McCaskill's audit on child abuse contains statistics she calls alarming
• 4/ 6/2004: Radio Story - Crowell says UM's higher budget and increased reliance on tuition and fees made student tuitions rise.
• 4/ 1/2004: Radio Story - Veteran Herman Smith recalls what life was like on a World War II submarine.
• 3/30/2004: Radio Story - House Communications Committee hears bill that would restrict the use of foreign call centers
• 3/ 9/2004: Radio Story - University of Missouri-Columbia President Elson Floyd among those testifying in support of proposed merger
• 3/ 2/2004: Radio Story - St. Joseph Representative Robert Schaaf is the sponsor of the bill and claims the problem has reached the point where it can no longer be ignored.
• 2/17/2004: Radio Story - Radio Story - Missouri's Senate votes to lower the standards for students to pass the MAP test.
• 2/10/2004: Radio Story - School districts without built-in snow days could have a tough time meeting the state's minimum number of days in school, 174.
• 2/ 3/2004: Radio Story - State Senator Mary Bland says the process of voting may be the most valuable part of Missouri's third ever primary election.
• 2/ 3/2004: Radio Story - Senator Mary Bland says the effort to encourage voter participation hasn't been there from Dick Gephardt.