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Jonathan Moxey is majoring in magazine. In 2004, he was a staff reporter at The Missourian and Missouri Digital News.

In the summer of 2004, Jonathan took part in the School of Journalism's New York Program.

Jonathan is originally from Sikeston, MO. 

Stories by Jonathan Moxey include:

• 5/13/2004: Newspaper Story - Gov. Holden received a stripped down version of his "Jobs Now" initiative Thursday afternoon after the measure was approved unanimously by the General Assembly.
• 5/ 7/2004: Newspaper Story - Legislators say Holden's lack of involvement with his proposals is causing them to stall.
• 4/ 5/2004: Newspaper Story - Republican lawmakers dismissed Gov. Bob Holden's call for a constitutional amendment Monday to make it more difficult for the legislature to cut state funding for health coverage for welfare recipients.
• 3/31/2004: Newspaper Story - Gay rights suffered two blows in the Missouri House Wednesday.
• 3/17/2004: Newspaper Story - Missouri voters shouldn't count on seeing toll roads on the ballot in November.
• 3/15/2004: Newspaper Story - U.S. Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO) spoke out Monday to bolster support for a state constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in Missouri.
• 3/ 3/2004: Newspaper Story - Over 200 gay rights activists crowded the Capitol Wednesday to speak out against legislation affecting the gay community.
• 2/25/2004: Newspaper Story - State lawmakers are a step closer to taking sex off Missouri's roadsides. A Senate ban on adult billboards cleared for final passage Wednesday.
• 2/23/2004: Newspaper Story - State lawmakers didn't have to wait until Wednesday for the premiere of Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ." Over 100 members of the legislature saw an advance screening of the film Monday night at Jefferson City's Captial 8 Theatre.
• 2/23/2004: Newspaper Story - Same-sex couples cannot file joint tax returns in Missouri, according to the Department of Revenue. The Internal Revenue Service only allows same-sex couples to file jointly if the state where they live recognizes gay marriages.
• 2/11/2004: Newspaper Story - Women would be prohibited from wearing veils for Missouri driver's license photos under a measure approved by the state Senate Wednesday. The bill would require all Missouri driver's license applicants to have their photograph taken. Currently applicants may abstain for religious reasons.
• 2/ 4/2004: Newspaper Story - Massachusetts high court's ruling Wednesday reaffirming same-sex couples' right to marry has has fired up debate among Missouri's lawmakers.
• 1/28/2004: Newspaper Story - More money topped the list of recommendations Missouri's Transportation Department director presented to a joint session of Missouri's legislature Wednesday.
• 1/26/2004: Newspaper Story - The University of Missouri president would be blocked from being a chancellor under a proposed bill.