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Stories by Daniel Frumson include:

• 4/27/2005: Radio Story - Democratic Senators say that the middle class is gettinga raw deal from administration and Republican policies.
• 4/25/2005: Radio Story - The Senate has until Friday, May 6th to pass the budget, which is a constitutional requirement.
• 4/20/2005: Radio Story - A filibuster on Senator John Loudon's "Open Contracting Act" by Democrat Victor Callahan in response to the removal of governmental power to regulate workers' benefits and training.
• 4/20/2005: Radio Story - The Senate Agriculture Committee is considering legislation that would legalize the use of physical therapy on dogs and cats.
• 4/18/2005: Radio Story - Claire McCaskill says she needs more access into tax data to be sure what tax programs are working for Missouri citizens.
• 4/13/2005: Radio Story - With department plans to increase asphalt production, rising prices of oil and gasoline make the costs of production to be higher than they have ever been.
• 4/ 4/2005: Radio Story - Director of Transportation Pete Rahn sat as a desk in the middle of Highway 63 in order to make the point that work zones are dangerous and drivers should have a greater appreciation of their work.
• 3/15/2005: Radio Story - The bill to cut medicaid was placed on layaway until the Senate session later in the day.
• 3/14/2005: Radio Story - The Republicans haven't caved, and the Democrats haven't given up; the future of medicaid is still up in the air.
• 3/14/2005: Radio Story - Democrat Pat Dougherty will filibuster the proposed medicaid cuts, which are on the schedule for the Senate.
• 3/ 7/2005: Radio Story - Republican Matt Bartle from Jackson County supports state legislation to tax sexually oriented businesses.
• 2/28/2005: Radio Story - Director of the Department of Mental Health said that there will not be a drastic push for closure of Bellefontaine.
• 2/23/2005: Radio Story - Bill sponsor Rep. Mark Wright withdrew his bill ending college tenure, and will be re-submitting it to the House clerk sometime next week. The new bill will only call for the revising of current tenure laws, and not the elimination of the laws.
• 2/16/2005: Radio Story - A bill passed the Senate changing Southwest Missouri State University to Missouri State University despite heavy opposition by University of Missouri officials and especially Senator Chuck Graham.
• 2/14/2005: Radio Story - House Republican Sherman Parker wants to give parents more power to keep their children safe.
• 2/ 9/2005: Radio Story - Rep. Mark Wright introduced a bill that could potentially elliminate tenure for college professors at public universities.
• 2/ 2/2005: Radio Story - The NAACP held a meeting Wednesday at the Capitol and several members were upset with Blunt's cuts on healthcare.
• 2/ 7/2005: Radio Story - Minority Leader Jeff Harris says Blunt's renovations will cost taxpayers more than one hundred thousand dollars.
• 1/31/2005: Radio Story - Senator Chuck Graham requested that Governor Blunt release records of cabinet nominations and committee members.
• 1/31/2005: Radio Story - Republicans are supporting a bill to name a bridge over the Mississippi after the late President Reagan