David Ochoa is a reporter and multimedia journalist (MMJ) based in Louisville, Kentucky. He focuses on local news stories, covering a range of topics including education, crime, community events, and human interest stories. David's work has been featured in WAVE, a local news outlet, as well as EL Universal C.P.N.
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By: David Ochoa
A car thief temporarily blocked an 84-year-old Ogden woman from her cancer treatment by abandoning a possibly-stolen car in her driveway.
A mysterious projectile in the sky has people in Kearns and West Jordan wondering what it could be.The bright and loud explosion happened early Saturday morning
By: David Ochoa
The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee heard a presentation for a proposed child abuse and torture bill.There are quite a few different prov
By: David Ochoa
A billboard in Cottonwood Heights is causing a stir, but a Facebook post from a council member about the situation has some people even more concerned.The post
By: David Ochoa
A new "centralized campus" for the homeless could be coming to the Wasatch front.
The deadly stabbing of a Jordan High School student helps lead to new security upgrades at the school.
By: David Ochoa
A new plan to bus in the homeless to a neighborhood in Fruit Heights in Davis County has left residents shocked and the town's mayor said they didn't need to kn
Fruit Heights residents are pushing back on the plan to turn a church in the community into a Code Blue Shelter for all of Davis County's homeless — something the mayor said residents didn't need to know about.
By: David Ochoa
An AMBER Alert was issued early Sunday morning after a man in his 20s took off with a 12-year-old girl in his car.He was spotted by police hours later, and took
By: David Ochoa
From Ogden to Provo, for nearly two months people have had to endure loud train horns at all hours of the day and night because federal guideline require the po
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