"There was not even a women's bathroom," Sophia Yen said.

If you ask me for one specific thing, one single inappropriate thing that she'd said or done—something concretely wrong—I'd have nothing to hold up to the light of your scrutiny.

Officials say health care and public finances are about to collide in a way no one anticipated at the start of the year.

A ring of Medicare fraudsters used Miami-Dade courts for years to execute a $63 million health insurance scam by coordinating with criminal defendants, helping them avoid incarceration by securing court orders for mental health treatment.