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In 2018, the city was awarded "Gold" status as a Bicycle-Friendly Community and it has applied again for that status from the League of American Bicyclists.

Results from the first controversial surveys to uncover the political beliefs of nearly 2 million students, faculty and staff at Florida's colleges and universities are in. Those results were not what Florida's Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis expected. Most faculty, instructional staff and administrators who responded described themselves as moderate politically. More of them described themselves as conservative than liberal. Hardly anyone agreed that endorsing a particular political view would help them be promoted or granted tenure. And more of them agreed than disagreed that their campus was equally tolerant of liberal and conservative ideas and beliefs. Lawmakers had said they were worried about anti-conservative bias on college campuses. Just under 10 percent of almost 120,000 faculty, instructional staff and administrators responded. But fewer than 1 percent of more than 1.7 million students filled out the surveys, making those results statistically worthless. The next round of surveys will be going out in about six months unless a judge intervenes. A group of professors is challenging in federal court the law requiring the annual surveys. That case is set for trial in January in Tallahassee.

Racial and ethnic differences are the biggest obstacle to solving Florida's biggest problems. That's one of the findings from the latest portion of the ...

The first part of the USF-Nielsen Sunshine State Survey, focusing on the economy and the environment, was released yesterday. The Sunshine State Survey...

More data is coming from the annual Sunshine State Survey.This time, it shows that 85 percent of Floridians want people buying a gun or getting a gun...

For more than two years, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and other Common Core supporters have tried to convince Republicans to…

Florida turns in sort of a middling performance in the latest state-by-state measure of senior health by the United Health Foundation. There's good news…

Environmentalists are protesting a state Department of Environmental Protection survey. It asks businesses, municipalities, and government agencies how…