Ms. Powell she can do what she wants, but this hearing will be held today."

Earlier coverage: Katina Powell delays eviction from her Louisville home, for now

The family member, who only identified herself as Powell's sister in court, told Courier Journal that she wasn't OK.

"I'm just showing up for my sister," the woman said. "She fell and hurt her back and I don't know what's going on, they say she's purposely avoiding. If she's in the hospital, there's nothing we can do."

The hearing is still scheduled for some time Thursday.

Powell is facing eviction from her Louisville home because her daughter allegedly pulled a handgun on a man.

An eviction notice was filed in court on April 25 on behalf of the Louisville Metro Housing Authority, according to online court records.

Thepetition to evict Powell comes from an incident involving her daughter in January 2018.

On Jan. 31, Lindsay Powell is accused of pointing a Taurus .38 caliber handgun at a man who was going to his car outside Powell's house, according to an arrest citation. She's currently in jail on charges of wanton endangerment and carrying a concealed deadly weapon.

It was deemed a violation of the lease contract, according to the petition. Katina Powell was notified in writing on Feb. 8 to vacate the premises.

Lindsay Powell was also arrested in September on charges of fourth-degree assault and burglary.

And in January, the mother and daughter were accused of stealing $32.12 worth of merchandise from a Louisville Walmart, according to an arrest citation.

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