Trinity High School unveils sculpture honoring Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth Jun 26, 2022 Jun 26, 2022 Updated Jun 27, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags News Features Louisvillenews As featured on 1:33+4 Trinity High School unveils sculpture honoring Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth Tyler Gerth, a 2011 graduate of Trinity, was shot and killed while attending and photographing a protest for racial justice in Jefferson Square Park. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Thanksgiving forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos Articles'She's all I got' | UPS crash leaves 2 men grieving the woman they lovedSouthern Indiana pro golf legend Fuzzy Zoeller dies at 74Louisville airport releases dramatic security footage of UPS plane crashCRAWFORD | A 25 Strong Thanksgiving: For Louisville basketball, a feast beyond the floorRAPID REACTION | No. 6 Louisville carves up NJIT, 104-47, in Thanksgiving Eve routTrump says one of the two West Virginia National Guard members shot by Afghan national has diedMan arrested after fatal shooting in southern Indiana, police sayMan shot and killed in Louisville's Parkland neighborhood, police sayDemolition of long-vacant Urban Government Center in Louisville now underwayCRAWFORD | Remembering Fuzzy Zoeller, a southern Indiana original who won big, laughed loud Videos
1:33+4 Trinity High School unveils sculpture honoring Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth Tyler Gerth, a 2011 graduate of Trinity, was shot and killed while attending and photographing a protest for racial justice in Jefferson Square Park.
