Before ABC13, he worked at NBC 7 San Diego (KNSD) as a general assignment reporter focusing on the economy. He spearheaded coverage, including a special report about the Salton Sea's lithium resources fueling the electric vehicle boom, various economic trends in Southern California, and he covered the state's pandemic recovery. His work has appeared on NBC platforms including MSNBC, CNBC, KNBC (L.A.) and WNBC (NY).
Prior to NBC 7, Kelvin reported in South Bend, Indiana, where he covered numerous stories, including that lead was found in the City of Benton Harbor's water supply, the State of Michigan's proposed takeover of the Benton Harbor School District, and he landed an interview with Michigan state leaders about their plan to carry out the takeover of the school district because of the district failing to meet academic standards.
Kelvin began his career in journalism at CNN as a News Associate in the network's Washington D.C. bureau.
Kelvin holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from Hofstra University and a master's degree in Broadcast Journalism & Public Affairs from American University. He is from New York City and is an active member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ).
If you have a story, issue or concern, you can reach out to Kelvin at Kelvin.e.Henry@abc.com
Kelvin's Stories
City of Houston on track for its largest ever budget deficit, city official says
City of Houston leaders are clashing over rising costs and the best way to spend taxpayer dollars.
The meaning behind 'dynamic pricing' and its impact to consumers
Have you ever searched for a good or service and the price was different based on demand, time, or location? That is a practice called dynamic pricing. Eyewitness News breaks it down.
What is 'surveillance pricing,' and is it impacting you?
With surveillance pricing, companies adjust the price of a good or service in real time based on your personal data in order to boost profitability, according to experts.
Harris Co. commissioners discuss review of local ICE policies amid state's feud with City of Houston
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo discussed a proposal to study immigration-related practices across multiple law enforcement agencies.
Traffic safety top of mind for Tour de Houston cyclists
The energy was high as hundreds participated in the Tour de Houston, but safety was definitely top of mind for riders and drivers alike.
Suspect shot, killed by officer during traffic stop in north Houston, police say
According to authorities, the driver resisted arrest when they tried to detain him and then started to fight.
Rise in interest and home prices slowing Houston housing market, report shows
Housing market experts told ABC13 they hope interest rates continue to decrease and that it will lead to the housing market heating up again.
Wage growth slowing in U.S. despite cost of goods continuing to rise
Data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that workers are, on average, receiving lower pay raises than in previous years.
Texas gave data centers more than $1 billion in tax breaks in 2025, data shows
The state of Texas gave data centers more than $1 billion in tax breaks in 2025, according to data from the Texas State Comptroller's Office.
1 dead, 1 injured after shooting at gentlemen's club west of Gulf Freeway, HPD says
Officers at the scene described seeing a chaotic scene with a large crowd and multiple victims on the ground. According to HPD, one person fired a gun into the crowd and struck multiple people, killing one.