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• State wildlife investigators announced Tuesday that they’ve wrapped up a two-year investigation targeting what they say is a criminal conspiracy in the spiny lobster fishing industry.
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• “We’re in the fight of our lives against this disease. We’re an $8 billion industry, and we generate about 46,000 jobs, and so we’re very important to the state of Florida, and many of the rural communities in Florida in the interior rely on citrus.”
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• Orlando’s first bike share company is calling it quits after three years. Juice is removing its bike stations and will stop service this Sunday.
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• Will NASA’s big rocket ever get off the ground? The Space Launch System, designed to take the Orion capsule into deep space, has been dogged by delays. Now there’s a suggestion that commercial space companies could be brought in to help the Orion program.
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• The Lake Mary High School community is in mourning after a 17 year old student took her own life on campus last week. We check in with pediatrician Dr. Candice Jones about how to talk to teens about suicide and mental health.
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• Intersection talks to former engineering test pilot, Dr. Clint Baylog about what’s next for the 737 Max, and what the grounding means for aircraft safety.
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• TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Floridians could gain access to cheaper prescription drugs from Canada and other foreign countries under legislation approved by a state House committee Monday amid concern it could open the door to subpar and even dangerous medications.
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• Florida’s Chief Financial Officer is asking President Donald Trump to help get a billion dollars in savings bonds out of the U.S. Treasury and into the hands of Floridians.
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• This corresponds with a rise in religiously motivated hate crimes in the United States.
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• A man charged with premeditated first degree murder in a 34-year-old cold case can no longer bond out of jail.
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