After deadly explosion, neighbors say they don't want company to rebuild in Clifton
They remember last October when a thick film covered neighboring homes and cars after food coloring escaped from the plant. But they didn't know about the prior explosion in 2003. After that explosion, which killed one person, the plant was rebuilt and expanded.
Dr. Jason Smith, University of Louisville Hospital's chief medical officer, said doctors who treated victims dealt with a ...
Givaudan officials plan to meet with Clifton neighbors during a community forum on Monday at 6 p.m. at United Crescent Hill ...
Many questions remain about the causes and circumstances that lead to the deadly explosion at the Givaudan Sense Colour ...
Residents on Payne Street, near the Givaudan Sense Colour plant, are reckoning with damage following Tuesday's explosion.
A 2003 explosion at the Payne Street facility killed one worker and triggered a year-long federal investigation.
Louisville first responders are on the scene of what appears to be an explosion on Payne Street in the Clifton neighborhood.
Clifton Baptist Church is located about a block from the Givaudan Sense Colour factory that exploded on Tuesday, killing two ...
Neighbors will hold the meeting at the United Crescent Hill Ministries building on State Street. Metro Councilman Andrew Owen ...
The damage from a massive explosion in the Clifton neighborhood stretches several blocks, but homes right behind the plant ...
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