Kevin Ozebek
Kevin Ozebek is an investigative reporter for ABC7 Eyewitness News. He comes to us from KTRK-TV in Houston, where he reported on the environmental impact of orphan wells along the Texas coast, brought attention to chronically flooding homes, as well as the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey's destruction.

Before joining KTRK, Kevin worked as an investigative reporter at WSVN-TV in Miami. During his time there, he exposed how South Floridians were wrongly billed by local utilities and elder care facilities that were failing to meet state standards. He also investigated environmental hazards and how climate change impacted the South Florida landscape.

Shortly after the tragic deadly condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, Kevin uncovered that city's mayor owned an apartment building with crumbling balconies and multiple violations.

Previously, Kevin was a Europe Correspondent for Feature Story News in Brussels, Belgium. He provided live news coverage out of Europe for FOX News, South Africa's SABC News, Singapore's Channel News Asia, and a host of radio networks around the world. In this position, Kevin reported on major stories that included terror attacks in France and Belgium, the refugee crisis from the Syrian Civil War, and NATO expansion.

Kevin has also worked as a General Assignment Reporter at WBBH-TV in Fort Myers, Florida and WATE-TV in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Kevin was born and raised near Cleveland, Ohio but is thrilled to now call Los Angeles home!

Kevin's Stories
Tupac murder trial: Defendant 'Keffe D' speaks in court, scolds prosecutor
Jurors in the Tupac Shakur murder trial heard a recorded interview from Duane "Keffe D" Davis and witnessed a tense exchange between Davis and the prosecutor.
Immigrants say they fear deportation after firm of 'Attorney of Miracles' shuts down
Two longtime SoCal residents say they are terrified they could be deported after the immigration law firm they hired shut down.
Drástica caída en inscripción en LAUSD refleja tendencia que afecta a escuelas de California
La inscripción del LAUSD alcanzó su máximo durante el curso escolar 2002-2003, con 724,113 alumnos. Ha caído hasta 375,661 alumnos el curso 2027-2028.
Amid legal battle, LA couple's surrogate gives birth in Texas to baby with heart defect
A newborn with a heart defect is at the center of a legal battle between a Los Angeles couple and their surrogate.
LAUSD's dramatic decline in enrollment reflects trend impacting schools across California
Student enrollment in the Los Angeles Unified School District, along with many districts throughout California, has been in a steady state of free fall.
Family still seeks answers 9 years after aspiring rapper killed in South LA shooting
Nearly nine years after aspiring rapper Antonio Wilson was fatally shot in South L.A., his family and detectives say they are still searching for the gunman.
New map allows parents to look up gunfire reported around their child's school
As Los Angeles Unified School District students prepare to return to class next week, data shows gunfire has been recorded within 500 yards of most district campuses over the past decade.
LA model and influencer accused of stealing from dates denied mental health diversion
A judge denied a request for a mental health diversion for model and influencer Adva Lavie, leaving her jailed without bond as she faces multiple theft related charges.
New Eaton Fire report findings could affect legal cases
A new report released on the Eaton Fire could have significant implications for fire survivors and ongoing litigation against the Southern California Edison.
Acusan a la 'Abogada de los Milagros' de defraudar a inmigrantes que buscaban estatus legal
Alexandra Lozano, una exabogada de inmigración que presuntamente se promocionaba como la "Abogada de los Milagros", engañó a clientes inmigrantes, según una demanda.