Tiger Woods plans to change plea in Florida DUI

Tiger Woods is slated to appear in Martin County, Florida, for a change-of-plea hearing related to a DUI case stemming from a March rollover on Jupiter Island, with prosecutors exploring whether a plea agreement is possible. He has previously pleaded not guilty to DUI counts and related charges, including a careless-driving citation, and authorities found two hydrocodone pills in his pocket at the scene. Reports indicate that Woods did not pass field sobriety tests and declined to submit to urinalysis, while breath tests showed no alcohol. In the aftermath of the crash, Woods announced he would seek treatment and focus on his health, a stance he has reiterated while entering rehab in Switzerland prior to his return to the U.S. The hearings, which have been scheduled for around 8:30 a.m., have seen changes in dates and venue across outlets, with prosecutors reportedly seeking records of Woods' prescription medications as part of the case. While the outcome remains unclear, the proceedings continue Woods' long and highly scrutinized comeback efforts amid ongoing health and recovery considerations.