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Curtis Morgan

Curtis Morgan

Courts, Crime, Environment & Hurricanes Editor at The Miami Herald

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Law
  • Crime
  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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Despite repairs, Lake Okeechobee dike remains a danger

For two decades, reports from government engineers and outside experts have reached largely the same conclusion about the Herbert Hoover Dike: The levee ringing Lake Okeechobee is a disaster waiting only for high water to happen.
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Oleta Park property pulled from Florida’s “surplus” list

Oleta Park property pulled from Florida’s “surplus” list  Miami Herald
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Hurricane center watching two far-off waves

Right on schedule, the tropics are heating up.
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How the 9/11 terrorists spun a web of lies in Florida

How the 9/11 terrorists spun a web of lies in Florida  Miami Herald
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How the 9/11 terrorists spun a web of lies in Florida

This account, republished here as the U.S. prepares to mark the 15th anniversary of 9/11, was first printed in the Miami Herald in September 2002, a year after the terror attacks.
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Versace’s killer vanished. And the manhunt was on

Versace’s killer vanished. And the manhunt was on
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Canal built for rockets stands in path of Everglades renewal

Of the many engineering atrocities inflicted on the Everglades, the C-111 ranks high on the list. The canal was cut across deep South Miami-Dade in the 1960s for the Aerojet Corp., which was then building moon rocket engines so big they had to be barged.
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Canal built for rockets stands in path of Everglades renewal

Of the many engineering atrocities inflicted on the Everglades, the C-111 ranks high on the list. The canal was cut across deep South Miami-Dade in the 1960s for the Aerojet Corp., which was then building moon rocket engines so big they had to be barged.
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‘At the mercy of the storm.’ Captain recalls riding Hurricane Andre...

This article was originally published in the Miami Herald on August 19, 2012 for the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Andrew.
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Everglades snake and gator tried to eat each other. They exploded. ...

Here’s how the encounter went down.
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Have you seen the Everglades Skunk Ape? It’s just been named a top ...

What to know about the sightings.