Louisville factory explosion was caused by failed cooking vessel, officials say
The factory explosion that killed two workers in Louisville, Kentucky, last week was caused by a failed cooking vessel, officials said Monday. “It was an industrial accident, and there’s no indication anyone did anything intentional to cause the ...
Officials determine cause of deadly Givaudan factory explosion in Louisville
On Sunday, Louisville ATF and Metro Arson Bureau officials wrapped up the first phase of their investigation into the Payne Street factory blast.
2 dead in explosion at manufacturing plant in Louisville, Kentucky: Police
Two people were killed and four remain in the hospital from an explosion at a manufacturing facility in Louisville, Kentucky, officials said.
Cooking vessel failure cited as cause of Louisville plant explosion
A piece of equipment at the Givaudan plant on Payne Street likely overheated before it burst, according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
What we know about the deadly factory explosion in Louisville, Kentucky
A massive explosion this week at a food dye factory in Louisville, Kentucky, left two people dead and a dozen others injured as smoke billowed out of torn metal structures and rubble.
Officials determine cause of deadly factory explosion in Louisville
Officials determine cause of deadly factory explosion in Louisville
Residents demand answers, accountability from Givaudan leaders after Louisville plant explosion
While some questions were answered, others remain unresolved. To continue addressing concerns, Givaudan committed to bringing a company representative back to United Crescent Hill Ministries for one-on-one discussions with residents. Residents with damage or questions can call Givaudan’s hotline at 800-856-3333 to report issues.
Louisville family demanding answers after fatal factory explosion
Keven Dawson Jr.’s family described him as a loving father and veteran who went to work at Givaudan Sense Colour just before his 50th birthday — but never returned.
ATF: Faulty cooking vessel responsible for deadly plant explosion
A faulty cooking vessel at the Givaudan Sense Colour plant in Clifton was responsible for a deadly explosion that killed two and injured 11 workers last week. That’s according to investigators who briefed media on the status of the investigation Monday.
ATF Louisville: Givaudan plant explosion was accidental, cooking vessel failed
ATF Louisville presented some of its initial findings from their investigation into last week's deadly plant explosion, including the cause.
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Cause released for explosion at factory in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) – The ATF says it has determined what caused last week’s deadly plant explosion near Louisville.
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Victim found dead hours after Louisville plant explosion was a father, veteran
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (WLKY) — The attorneys for the family of a Louisville plant explosion victim spoke Monday calling ...
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Cooking vessel failure reportedly caused Louisville explosion
Investigators with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Louisville Field Office and the Louisville Fire ...
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Louisville mayor talks with WLKY about explosion, budget surplus and more
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg stopped by WLKY's studio Tuesday during our 9 a.m. show. He spoke with Caray Grace and Alex ...
Louisville Hazardous Materials Explosion: What We Know
The Louisville Fire Department posted to X that its department and multiple agencies are on scene for a "large scale incident ...
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Louisville officials announce cause of Givaudan plant explosion
Louisville Fire Chief Brian O'Neill previously said that no hazardous material was released into the air following the ...
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Attorney Ben Crump to represent family of man killed in Louisville plant explosion
Ben Crump, Mark Lanier and Lonita Baker have been retained by the family of Kevin Dawson Jr., who was one of two men killed ...
After Louisville explosion, loved one recounts experience of searching for boyfriend
Malaika Watson recounts the search for her boyfriend Kevens Dawson Jr. after an explosion at Givaudan Sense Colour facility in Louisville, Kentucky.