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Tiger Woods has moved to change his not guilty plea in a Florida DUI case after a March crash. He has admitted nothing about alcohol but faced impairment signs, two pain pills and a refusal to take a urine test. The case has led to driving restrictions and fines, with further outcomes likely as the change of plea is heard in Martin County.
Tiger Woods has appeared in a Martin County courtroom, agreeing to a reduced DUI charge and facing a five-year driver’s license suspension. He was involved in a beachside crash on Jupiter Island; police found pain pills but a Breathalyzer was negative. No injuries were reported.
Tiger Woods has posted video showing him hitting on the range ahead of the Nexus Cup, with the PGA Tour confirming the clip. He has not played a competitive round since 2024 due to injuries and medical issues, but he is pushing through recovery as he hosts the event to raise funds for his TGR Foundation.
A wave of electric and hybrid family vehicles is redefining what daily transport looks like. From Subaru’s wagon-like Trailseeker EV to Kia’s EV4 GT and Hyundai’s Santa Fe, automakers are blending practicality with performance while pushing charging limits and efficiency. Toyota’s RAV4 hybrid transition also signals a broader shift toward electrified crossovers.