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The NCAA's Legislative Services Database has searchable records of major infraction cases.

Data tables on ethnic and gender diversity of MU students and faculty are available for free from the university's Institutional Research department.

The University of Missouri System's Institutional Research and Planning department offers data about how much and what kind of financial aid UM students are receiving.

The U.S. Department of Education provides data on gender equity in athletics for coeducational postsecondary institutions, including information on participation, revenue and expenses.

These records show the percentage and total number of students who have dropped out of Columbia Public Schools, organized by years.

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers a free report on school finance reports.

The Columbia Public Schools website posts materials related to Columbia School Board meetings, including meeting agendas, minutes and highlights.

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers a free annual report on all of the school districts in Missouri.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture maintains an interactive map of the nation's food deserts, areas where residents "don't have ready access to affordable and nutritious food."

The city of Columbia offers a guide to its Neighborhood Organization Program, which includes a list of neighborhood associations and contacts as well as information about how to form a neighborhood association.

Tax increment financing is becoming a popular way for municipalities in Missouri to fund development that might not otherwise occur. Check on the status of these projects around the state.

Looking to head out on the water this weekend around Missouri? Check out the Department of Natural Resource's website first to see if your favorite beach is open.

The city of Columbia provides a breakdown of how the transportation sales tax is spent every year. The tax funds the airport, roads and buses, among other things.

Find out if the police are actively seeking to arrest a neighbor, friend or family member.

Missouri's Comprehensive Children's Mental Health System 2011 report details the goals and programs of the Children's Office of the Department of Mental Health.

Regional Economic Development Inc. is pushing for an Enhanced Enterprise Zone in Columbia. These documents relate to the EEZ in Columbia.

Summer Food Service Program gives children in need free meals during the summer. The program is federally funded.

This registry helps residents stay informed about the potential sex offenders living in the area.

The Adolescent Health Needs Assessment through the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services show mental and physical health trends among Columbia's youth.

The data here break down each state's happiness into six categories: life evaluation, mental health, physical health, healthy behavior, work environment and basic access.