Kelvin Henry
Kelvin Henry is a reporter at ABC13, joining the team in January 2026.

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

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Houstonians seeking out assistance amid rising cost of living, data shows
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As inflation hits the highest level since 2023, Houstonians express concerns
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One Southeast Texas community leading the nation in foreclosure filings, report shows
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Home sellers are pulling homes off the market at a near record pace, data shows
Some frustrated home sellers are pulling their homes off the market during the all-important spring home buying and selling season, according to data from Redfin.
20-year-old man killed, 2 others hurt after overnight party shooting in Humble area, deputies say
A 20-year-old man was killed after an altercation at a Humble-area house party with over 100 people in attendance ended in gunfire, according to HCSO.
Travelers from Ebola impact zone monitored in Houston area, Harris Co. Public Health Dept. says
On Wednesday, Harris County Public Health officials held a media briefing to assure people that they have things under control.
17-year-old and 60-year-old suspect injured in Kings Colony neighborhood shooting, MCSO says
Officials said when the SWAT unit arrived at the scene, the suspect, identified as a 60-year-old man, came out of a residence he had barricaded himself inside, and surrendered to the officers.
2 killed, shooter detained after alleged confrontation at Spring area apartment complex, HCSO says
Authorities said a resident at the apartment complex called a friend and said she was afraid of a man outside her apartment due to previous alleged abuse. The caller's friend arrived, confronted the man, and fired shots.
Texans express concern as SNAP participation drops, data shows
The number of Texans who received assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program dropped by around 14% in a year, new data shows.