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SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Local weather warning systems
The 2012 Local Warning Systems Consolidated Report lists providers of weather warning systems, their websites and user fees, if applicable.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: The new Comprehensive Plan updates
Columbia residents can find out the latest updates about the process of the city's new comprehensive plan, Columbia Imagined.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Traffic accidents involving deer analyzed
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has analysis of accidents involving deer between 2002 and 2010.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri public school dropout rates available online
The data compares the dropout rate in specific school districts including student demographics and compares them to Missouri averages.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Proposed changes to Columbia animal control ordinance
City website shows proposed changes to animal control ordinance.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: High school graduates report available
The Missouri Department of Higher Education annually reports data that includes grade point averages and percentages of high school graduates returning to college after the first and second semester.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Nursing home inspections help with evaluations of sites
Nursing homes are inspected by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, and you'll want to check their inspection record before turning a loved one over to a caregiver.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: MU Campus Climate survey shows sexual harassment, hate crime, hate incidents
The MU Campus Climate research from past years reveals how many members of the MU community have witnessed and experienced sexual harassment, hate crimes and hate incidents on campus.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri Traffic Crash Reports
Missouri traffic crash reports are posted online at the Missouri State Highway Patrol's website and available there for 29 days.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri vehicle stops recorded by category
The Attorney General collects an annual record from law enforcement to document the race of each driver stopped in Missouri.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Columbia's annual renewable energy report available
The city gives annual reports on renewable energy generated. The information is broken down into categories.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Columbia's annual water quality report available
The city provides annual reports on drinking water quality.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Preschool database available through Education Department
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education maintains an electronic database of preschool programs.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Daycare database
Information about daycare services and inspection results can be found through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri Military Records
The records of Missouri soldiers who served between 1812 and WW I are available online through the secretary of state's website.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: FBI statistics compare law enforcement officers to population
The FBI's records of the number of police officers, civilian employees and the total number of law enforcement employees in Missouri cities is compared to the populations of those cities.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Academic Progress Rate
Academic Progress Rate is an NCAA tool that measures the success of a program moving its athletes toward graduation. It takes into account academic eligibility and retention — whether the athletes stay in schoo
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri politicians’ top campaign contributors
Opensecrets.org is a watchdog website that helps to keep politicians in check, and that includes your local representative in Congress or Missouri’s two senators, Roy Blunt and Claire McCaskill.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Economic indicators for Columbia, Boone County and Missouri
Economic indicators for Columbia, Boone County and Missouri, including unemployment rates, weekly and yearly wage rates, cost of living and population comparisons.
SHOW ME THE RECORDS: The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists tracks drug shortages
With the U.S. in the midst of the worse drug shortage in years, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists is keeping track of all the drugs that are in short supply.