Leslie Duarte

1 day ago | kutv.com | Leslie Duarte

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (KUTV) — A Utah immigration attorney and longtime U.S. citizen was stunned to receive a Department of Homeland Security email ordering him to self-deport, raising concerns about possible errors in a mass notification tied to a contested immigration program. Carlos Trujillo is a Venezuelan immigrant and immigration attorney in South Jordan. Throughout his career, he's helped hundreds of people adjust their legal status in the United States.

2 days ago | kutv.com | Leslie Duarte

OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — The Ogden Police Department conducted a traffic enforcement and education day to remind drivers and pedestrians about roadway safety. Officers were stationed at the intersections of 12th Street and Gramercy Avenue, and 33rd Street and Harrison Boulevard in Ogden from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Erica Arguello, an Ogden resident, has been walking more often since a car accident left her without a vehicle.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Leslie Duarte

The Utah Department of Transportation is working to answer that. In March, UDOT announced new technology to improve nighttime visibility at intersections. “Anything they can do to improve pedestrian safety would be good,” said Ronald Stratfor, a Roy local. While many factors play into making roads safer for pedestrians and drivers, dark intersections pose a hazard. According to UDOT, 150 under-mast lights have been installed throughout Utah. About 75 of them are already installed in Davis County.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Leslie Duarte

Traffic patrols have increased at school zones in Sandy after a driver was cited for going nearly 30 miles an hour over the speed limit. Officials with the Sandy Police Department said speeding near school zones will not be tolerated. “If you speed through school zones, we’re going to cite you,” said Sgt. Greg Moffitt, with Sandy Police Department.

1 week ago | kutv.com | Leslie Duarte

SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — China imposed a 125% retaliatory tariff on all U.S. imports. The increase escalated the trade war between the two countries to a new level, as the U.S. tariff on Chinese imports now stands at 145%. Meanwhile, many are wondering how these tariffs could affect prices on goods — including big-ticket items like washers and dryers. According to John Rushton, owner of Appliance Man in Sandy, customers are starting to panic buy out of fear that prices will go up later.