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Stories by Elizabeth Baird include:

• 10/14/2005: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Agriculture say they are prepared if bird flu comes to the state, coordinating their efforts with Arkansas and Oklahoma
• 5/ 2/2005: Newspaper Story - Two bills addressing incapacitated patients have received mixed reviews from some Missourians.
• 4/27/2005: Newspaper Story - The bill would not allow children under three or pregnant women to receive immunizations containing mercury, the bill passed out of the Senate April 13.
• 4/20/2005: Newspaper Story - List of interested parties is yet to be confirmed
• 4/11/2005: Newspaper Story - ROUNDUP: UM open to big changes; Medicaid "awesome"; Vaccine bill; Blunt budget
• 4/13/2005: Newspaper Story - The First Steps bill would change the way the program is financed, placing the primary burden on insurance providers.
• 4/ 6/2005: Newspaper Story - After extensive debate in senate, the lack of Republican votes put the bill to rest.
• 3/16/2005: Newspaper Story - Legislation would grant rights to mobile home tenants, limiting ability of owners to evict
• 3/ 9/2005: Newspaper Story - By creating felony penalties for spam offenders, Missouri would join Virginia, Ohio, and Maryland that have similar legislation
• 3/ 7/2005: Newspaper Story - The Department assessed its situation in the context of Matt Blunt's proposed cuts to Mental Health
• 3/ 2/2005: Newspaper Story - The Zionist women's organiztion came to the capitol Wednesday hoping to halt a bill that would ban human cloning.
• 2/23/2005: Newspaper Story - Bartlett will replace Bill Foster as the employer representative.
• 2/14/2005: Newspaper Story - By a vote of 7-2 in favor of the legislation, the cloning issue now moves to the senate floor for further debate.
• 2/ 9/2005: Newspaper Story - Supporters signed petitions and testified in hopes of saving the program
• 2/ 7/2005: Newspaper Story - Harris cited remodeling of the governor's office as well as fee offices as place where needless money is being spent
• 2/ 2/2005: Newspaper Story - Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, presented his bill to the senate Judiciary committe that would ban human cloning.
• 1/26/2005: Newspaper Story - In hopes to control methamphetamine production in Missouri, a set of bills aim to allow only licensed pharmacists the ability to sell cold medicines containing pseudoephedrine
• 1/24/2005: Newspaper Story - The Bullfrog bill would, if passed, would list the amphibian with other offical state animals, such as the mule, the paddlefish, and the channel catfish.