Kevin Warmhold, Investigative Team
Kevin Warmhold joined ABC57 in March of 2022 as an Investigative Producer and Reporter.
A lifelong resident of New York, Kevin attended Mepham High School before graduating and enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. After his four years of service and a ten-month deployment in Iraq, Kevin was hired by the New York City Police Department as a Police Officer. He worked various specialized investigative units before getting promoted to Detective. As a Detective Kevin worked in the 106th Precinct Burglary/Robbery apprehension module for a time before transitioning to the 106th Squad. He was involved in many high-profile investigations, including Homicide investigations located in the Ozone Park, and Howard Beach neighborhoods. While working full time as a Police Officer and Detective; Kevin attended Briarcliffe College and received his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration.
Kevin enjoys spending time with his family and producing podcasts. He loves watching sports, especially the New York teams Yankees, Jets, Rangers, and Knicks.
Articles by Kevin Warmhold
- Tunnel to Towers: New York crew shares special moment with Irish Leprechaun Legend Mike Brown
- Your Voice, Your Vote: Democratic candidate Heidi Beidinger calls for debate with Republican incumbent
- South Bend business owner gets license to operate after initial denial
- Former Starke County Sheriff's Department employees accused of misusing department funds
- March to the Memorial event set to honor the lives of those lost on 9/11
- Indiana Department of Correction prepared to resume executions
- Korean War veteran honored with memorable flight
- South Bend zoning changes have negative impact on new business owner
- Former Secret Service agent details potential gaps leading to Trump security breakdown
- Bodycam footage shows traffic stop failed to search vehicle for Bryson Muir
- Parents named persons of interest in teenage son's disappearance
- Trio of Michiana veterans honored by Quilts of Valor South Bend
- Portage Manor Money Pit
- Pulaski County K9 retired after controversy
- Mothers accuse Elkhart Family Court of mishandling custody cases
- Changes coming to K-9 officer guidelines in Pulaski County after biting incident involving child
- Michigan City Fire Department holds 'Firefighter for a Day' event
- Event honoring Vietnam War veterans to be held in New Carlisle
- Child attacked by off duty Pulaski County K-9
- Contractor leaves $15,000 kitchen remodel incomplete
- School threats deemed "insignificant" by Niles Police Department
- Indiana renters continuing to struggle with unsafe property conditions
- Indiana State Police investigating potential election fraud in St. Joseph County
- South Bend Housing Authority seeks to improve communication with city Code Enforcement
- Disabled woman burdened by neighbor's bird feeders
- Alleged fraudulent contractor reaches plea deal, Osceola family out $55,000
- First responders discuss the rescue of Matt Reum, trapped for six days
- Emotional 911 audio of rescue after driver was trapped for six days
- National ‘Wreaths Across America’ organization making local impact in Mishawaka
- New Apple ‘name drop’ option has users concerned about digital privacy
- Cyber Safety: shop smarter by avoiding online scams
- Friends come together to honor lifelong Notre Dame fan through Tunnel to Towers organization
- Over the Line: ABC57 investigates the right to record police officers
- 105-Year-old World War 2 veteran honored for his service
- St. Joseph County applies for grant funds to improve election security
- Lifelong Notre Dame fan raising money for families of fallen police officers
- Missing, Murder, Witness: The Sandra Powell case
- Cyber Safety: Avoiding online shopping scams
- Cyber Safety: Avoiding student loan scams
- CASIE Center receives major grant to expand critical programs for child victims
- Time running out for some veterans to enroll in VA Healthcare under the PACT Act
- Security video from a daycare sparks investigation
- Michiana remembers 9/11 with 21-mile March to the Memorial
- 104-year-old World War Two veteran receives recognition for military service
- Osceola mom requests change in speed limit after neighborhood incident
- What to look out for when you come across suspicious social media ads
- ABC57 investigates allegations against Praxis treatment center in Mishawaka
- South Bend manufacturing facility plays significant role in getting NASA to Mars
- Email from Praxis CEO: "We are at war" following allegations of medical malpractice
- Praxis patient dealing with mental health challenges after experience at facility
- ABC57's Kevin Warmhold breaks down traffic pursuit procedures, after deadly police chase
- Alarming number of calls for emergency services to Praxis Facility
- Indiana State Police provide parents a new tool to report suspected online predators.
- Study prompts concerns surrounding the mental health impact on kids from social media
- New location-based technology provides better accuracy for first responders
- Olive Township residents left confused after seeing spike in airport tax
- Tenant alleging she was evicted for notifying South Bend Code Enforcement
- Investigation continues into possible shots fired that damaged police vehicle
- Michiana's Problem Solver looks into social media and how its influencing kids
- Michiana's Problem Solver looks into dangerous parking garages in downtown South Bend
- Michiana's Problem Solver: bad brakes
- Elkhart County preps to ensure election security ahead of May primary
- Mayor Wood responds to findings of investigation involving son
- Exclusive: Police body cam footage shows confrontation between South Bend man and officers
- New Crime Stoppers program designed to bring in tips for unsolved homicides
- South Bend Police launches new way to report non-emergency information
- Officials release bodycam footage of Mayor Wood's son
- Body cam footage released for St. Joseph County sheriff accused of OWI
- Investigation into alleged Michigan State suspect continues as motive is still unknown
- Several South Bend shootings start the new year
- Holiday Heroes: South Bend Police Department food pantry
- Local departments offer safe place to conduct internet purchase exchanges
- South Bend Police Department uses new tech to fight crime
- Tenant wants management to pay for property damage
- Elections are secure, Elkhart County Clerk assures voters
- Who killed Marlys Harper: part 2
- Who killed Marlys Harper: part 1
- Unsafe speeds in school zones
- Homeowner believes contractor created new issues while addressing old problem
- Family member accuses hospital of abuse and neglect