Robbie Fisher

Robbie worked in the Jeff City office in the fall of 2007. He was in the Broadcast Journalism sequence until recently when he gave in to the dark side of advertising. He will be graduating in the spring of '08. He is, by most accounts, is a gentleman and a scholar.

Robbie Fisher Stories

12/ 8/2006: Radio Story - The Governor's suggestion to delay the Ameren UE rate case in favor of finding a power outage prevention strategy has drawn a
11/ 6/2006: Radio Story - The day before the Missouri midterm elections, the Missouri Republican Party made sure to stay focused. Robbie Fisher has more from Jefferson City.
11/ 3/2006: Radio Story - The Supreme Court added Amendment Three to the November 7th ballot a few weeks ago. In Jefferson City, Robbie Fisher has an in-depth look at the cigarette tax.
11/ 3/2006: Radio Story - A leader for the Democratic Party says they will not recapture House in Missouri, but will gain ground in the legislature on November 7th. Robbie Fisher has more from the Capitol.
10/31/2006: Radio Story - The Supreme Court added Amendment Three to the November 7th ballot a few weeks ago.
10/16/2006: Radio Story - A Missouri insurance representative warns that deer-related car accidents traditionally spike towards the end of the year. Robbie Fisher has more from Jefferson City.
9/22/2006: Radio Story - Utility rate increases will require state approval, but could leave customers with much larger bills. Robbie Fisher has more from the Capitol.
9/22/2006: Radio Story - The chairman of Missouri's utility regulating commission is defending his organization's decision on automatic electric rate increases.
9/18/2006: Radio Story - The FDA has now identified cases of E. coli in several states, but Missouri is not getting involved in the investigation. Robbie Fisher has more from Jefferson City.
9/18/2006: Radio Story - Sen. Delbert Scott says he plans to appeal the voter ID decision. Robbie Fisher has more from Jefferson City.
9/11/2006: Radio Story - Senate Education Committee chair says state takeover of St. Louis schools not first priority
9/11/2006: Radio Story - Senate Education Committee chair says state takeover of St. Louis schools not first priority

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