Some fear Fort Lauderdale's legendary rain tree will die. But CEO of company hired to move tree says it's doing fine.

FORT LAUDERDALE — Expert tree mover Tom Cox has a message for all the folks fretting over the fate of Fort Lauderdale’s famous rain tree now that it’s been moved closer to the New River to make way for two apartment towers. “News flash: The tree’s going to live,” Cox told the South Florida Sun Sentinel in an exclusive interview. Cox, founder and CEO of the company hired by a developer to move ...

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