Givaudan 4.jpg Dec 18, 2024 Dec 18, 2024 Updated Dec 18, 2024 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Aftermath of damage caused to Louisville homes after the Givaudan Plant explosion. (WDRB photo) As featured on +7 Storm weather triggers anxiety for residents still awaiting inspections after Givaudan explosion Five weeks later, and his 125 year old home is still standing, but an inspector has not been by yet. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Wednesday night forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesKentucky audit finds state overcharged $33 million in taxes, details mismanagement of fundsFurniture chain to replace former Joann Fabrics in southern IndianaFormer Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin sentenced to jail for contempt of court in dispute with son33-year-old Carrollton woman facing 5 charges related to child sexual abuse materialWeekend crowds in the Highlands lead to more than 60 citations, 20 arrests by Louisville policeNew Albany to get luxury patio homes designed for easy, low-maintenance living2 charged after 13-year-old shot several times in Louisville's Smoketown neighborhoodLouisville moves to shut down illegal massage parlors in neighborhoodsBody camera video raises questions about arrest at gunpoint inside Louisville high schoolSouthern Indiana Italian restaurant moving from downtown New Albany to Jeffersonville Videos
+7 Storm weather triggers anxiety for residents still awaiting inspections after Givaudan explosion Five weeks later, and his 125 year old home is still standing, but an inspector has not been by yet.
