David Ochoa
Reporter at KUTV-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
Award winning reporter and fitness enthusiast. I like to talk about sports sometimes. @KUTV2News
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3 days ago |
kutv.com | David Ochoa
TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — A suspect that ran from police has one Taylorsville homeowner looking for ways to slow down traffic in his neighborhood. Chad Gines has had concerns of people speeding down his street for a while, but now he’s shifting his efforts into second gear. Gines said last week a person being followed by police sped down his street not once, but twice. MORE | Speeding:He said it’s evidence that people can and do speed in the neighborhood.
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1 week ago |
kutv.com | David Ochoa
Salt Lake City, KUTV — If you've ever been around Salt Lake on Thursday nights, you've probably seen a massive crowd of bicyclists. It's called the “999 Ride” and it’s a community event that has been scrutinized as being a nuisance and even criminal. Some people consider the event a great showing of community, but others don't understand how it's allowed. Every Thursday night at 9 p.m., a massive crowd collects at 9th and 9th.
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1 week ago |
kutv.com | David Ochoa
Fri, May 30th 2025 at 10:35 PMUpdated Fri, May 30th 2025 at 10:38 PMParole fugitive crashes vehicle, runs onto Murray High School property (David Ochoa, KUTV). MURRAY, Utah (KUTV) — A parole fugitive and aggravated burglary suspect is in custody after crashing into another car and running from police in Murray. Taylorsville City Police Department said a 46-year-old man wanted for parole violations and possible involvement in a South Salt Lake burglary was spotted on Thursday in Midvale.
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1 week ago |
kutv.com | David Ochoa
PAYSON, Utah (KUTV) — 19-year-old Riley Durst was driving northbound on I-15 when he crossed over into the other lane and hit 50-year-old Chris Suiter. They both died on impact. Durst was from Draper, and Suiter was from Santaquin, where his community is supporting his family. It’s been a tough time for the Suiter family. MORE | Payson crashTheir son passed away three weeks ago, and now they’re having to deal with this tragedy.
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1 week ago |
kutv.com | David Ochoa
MURRAY, Utah (KUTV) — Murray City has responded to residents after a 2news report about an outcry over speeding. On Monday, 2news told you about people in a Murray neighborhood that are "mad" about the speeding on their street. The city told 2news they're aware of the speeding concerns on 4800 South and other areas of the city. They said they appreciate how engaged residents have been in raising those concerns.
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UPDATE: They've been able to catch 11 of the 13 dogs. The trapper is getting there today to try and get the last two this weekend. She told me that the last couple are always the hardest since they're usually the most skittish and they've seen all the others get captured.
DOGS DUMPED: 13 dogs were found dumped in the Emery County desert by two tourists. They've been feeding and giving them water for a week. Eight have been caught, and a trapper is heading out there this weekend to try and catch the rest. The full story at 10pm on @KUTV2News https://t.co/BS5ssyRtxI
A look at all the people that came to tonight’s vigil. https://t.co/ht2g21tHCo
