Tiger Woods pleads no contest in Florida court to charges tied to a rollover crash near his home earlier this year. Multiple outlets report the plea is part of a negotiated agreement with prosecutors after Woods initially entered a not guilty plea.

According to the reports, Woods is charged with reckless driving in connection with the March crash. Several outlets also describe related allegations involving failing to submit to a sobriety test, and one report says Woods pleaded no contest to refusing that test. CBS and others report the case is resolved through the plea agreement rather than going to trial.

The main difference across coverage is the emphasis on the DUI-related framing versus the specific courtroom counts. Some outlets describe it as a DUI case in general terms, while others focus on the reckless driving charge and the procedural outcome. They also report the judge imposes a long drivers license suspension as part of the agreement, with details varying by outlet’s wording.