Lillian Metzmeier is an Assistant City Editor at USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare, legal affairs, and public policy, with a focus on events, regional interests, and world news. Lillian's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Columbia Missourian, The Indianapolis Star, and Yahoo News.
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By: Lillian Metzmeier, Louisville Courier
The sister of Andrea Knabel, a Louisville mother of two missing since 2019 , said she is "feeling hopeful" after officers found an ID card belonging to someone who went missing that year, according to an Aug. 31 post to Facebook
Student athletes are encouraged to check with their coach or athletic director for adjusted times and cancelations.
By: Lillian Metzmeier
Jefferson County recorded 12 human cases of West Nile virus in 2025. According to the release, two human cases have been reported in 2026.
Erin Knabel added she hopes the belongings, which include the ID and a purse, hold significance for another family affected by a similar tragedy.
By: Lillian Metzmeier
Louisville Courier Journal Five people, including four teenagers, have now been charged in connection with the homicide of a Pulaski County
By: Lillian Metzmeier
In July 1990, four children stumbled upon the body, which was unable to be identified due to the severity of her injuries.
By: Lillian Metzmeier
MetroSafe received the first call around 1:54 p.m.
By: Lillian Metzmeier
According to the release from The Arrow Fund, medical experts have said her injuries appear "consistent with stomping and strangulation."
By: Lillian Metzmeier
Louisville Courier Journal The Louisville Fire Department is responding to a structure fire at Second and Hill streets, officials confirmed Sept. 2.
By: Lillian Metzmeier
Kentucky has seen 38 total measles cases as of Sept. 2, with four confirmed in early 2026.
