Kevin Ozebek
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
'Lawyer of Miracles' accused of defrauding immigrants seeking legal status
A lawsuit claims a former immigration attorney who allegedly promoted herself as the "Lawyer of Miracles" misled immigrants seeking legal status.
Former Altadena residents flee another wildfire in France a year after losing home in Eaton Fire
An Altadena couple who rebuilt their lives overseas after losing their home in the Eaton Fire is once again fleeing wildfire danger, this time in France.
Lineage faces daily fines after health officials cite ongoing violations at Boyle Heights warehouse
The company that operates a warehouse damaged in a massive fire in Boyle Heights last month has been cited for a public health violation, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
LAPD detectives say some women cited in South Bay massage parlor sting may be trafficking victims
Police say prostitution can occur behind closed doors inside some spas and massage parlors, where detectives warn the work can involve victims of human trafficking.
Homelessness in Los Angeles rises again after 2-year decline, audit report shows
The progress the City of Los Angeles has been making on homelessness has not just stalled, but reversed, new data shows.
New Los Angeles homeless count expected to show 3.4% increase
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing a setback in her efforts to reduce homelessness as the city's latest homeless count is expected to show a modest increase.
Anonymous letter blasts LA County OEM leadership and handling of Eaton Fire
An anonymous, highly critical letter sent to employees of the Los Angeles County OEM is raising new questions about the agency's leadership and its handling of the Eaton Fire.
Preliminary hearing set for singer D4vd in killing of Celeste Rivas Hernandez
The preliminary hearing for singer D4vd, who is facing several charges in the death of a teenage girl, is set to take place over the course of several days this week.
More than 900 complaints filed in one week over odor from Boyle Heights warehouse
The South Coast AQMD says it received more than 900 complaints last week about the foul stench coming from the fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse.
West Hollywood pipe break spotlights LADWP's lagging pipe‑replacement pace
Engineering experts continue to warn that Los Angeles' aging infrastructure is at risk, and data shows the LADWP isn't always meeting its own targets.