A devastating explosion at the Givaudan Sense Colour factory in Louisville, Kentucky, resulted in the deaths of two employees and injured 12 others. The explosion, which occurred on Tuesday afternoon, led to immediate evacuations and a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents. Investigations are ongoing, with the Louisville Fire Department and the ATF National Response Team involved in determining the cause of the blast. Local businesses and homes suffered damage, sparking concerns from community members about the factory's proximity to residential areas, which they argue could be a zoning oversight. City officials and residents are calling for accountability from Givaudan, as the explosion has reignited debates about industrial safety and zoning regulations in densely populated neighborhoods.