Consumer
Lauren Steinbrecher
Police warn of gift card scams victimizing holiday shoppers
Police are warning of a huge scam that holiday shoppers are falling victim to and potentially passing on the problem to the people they’re buying gifts for.4 months ago
Associated Press
Still haven’t bought holiday gifts? Retailers have a sale for you
Retailers are stepping up sales and other enticements in the final days before Christmas to lure shoppers who've been waiting for the best deals, or who didn’t have the time or the urge to wrap up gift-buying early.4 months ago
Shelby Lofton and Michael Houck
Mother-son business duo share restaurant’s financial struggles on social media
A family-owned Chilean restaurant is asking for the community's help as money struggles may force them to close.4 months ago
Dan Spindle
Positively 50+: Protecting yourself against ‘charity scams’
As it's the most giving time of year, it's good to make sure that you are donating to the right places for the right causes.4 months ago
Larry D. Curtis
Utah Tech president announces he will step down in January
Utah Tech University's president Richard "Biff" Williams announced Thursday he will step down in January.4 months ago
Garna Mejia and Michael Houck, KSL TV
Millcreek seniors face eviction from assisted living facility
A Millcreek assisted living facility is evicting all of its senior residents for a new facility that will house legally disabled adults who are homeless or at risk of becoming so.4 months ago
Oliver Darcy, CNN
Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount CEOs discuss possible merger
A potential merger of the two media giants would create an entertainment and news juggernaut.4 months ago
Peter Valdes-Dapena, CNN
Toyota recalls 1 million vehicles over airbag sensor glitch
Toyota is recalling about 1 million cars and SUVs in the United States due to a possible defect that could cause the passenger airbag to fail to deploy in a crash.4 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
There’s still time for procrastinators to find deals on their last-minute holiday shopping
Monday was it. For many online retailers that was the deadline to order something that will arrive on time to unwrap on Christmas Day.4 months ago
Kevin Freking, Associated Press
US homelessness up 12% to highest reported level as rents soar and coronavirus pandemic aid lapses
The United States has experienced a 12% increase in homelessness, to its highest reported level. Federal officials Friday said soaring rents and a winding down of coronavirus pandemic assistance combined to put housing out of reach for more Americans.4 months ago
Larry D. Curtis
11 Utahns infected with salmonella associated with cantaloupe recall
Eleven people in Utah have been infected with salmonella, connected to the nationwide outbreak involving cantaloupe.4 months ago
Chris Isidore and Jordan Valinsky, CNN
Teamsters authorize February strike at Anheuser-Busch
About 5,000 Teamsters working at Anheuser-Busch voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if a new contract cannot be reached before the current one expires on Feb 29, 2024.4 months ago
Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN
Costco’s hottest item isn’t rotisserie chickens, but $2,000 gold bars
Would you like a $2,000 gold bar at Costco with your $4.99 rotisserie chicken?4 months ago
Katherine Dillinger, CNN
Salmonella outbreak linked with cantaloupe products, with four deaths reported
An ongoing outbreak of salmonella infections linked with cantaloupe products continues to expand, with 302 cases in 42 states as of Friday, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.4 months ago
Mike Anderson
Ogden’s historic Two-Bit Street Cafe to close after Christmas Eve when lease expires
The owners of an Ogden restaurant Two-Bit Street Cafe say they're getting hit with some unwelcome Christmas news and are being told they will not be able to renew their lease.4 months ago
Michael Houck
Quaker Oats recalls granola bars, cereal to due possible salmonella risk
The Quaker Oats Company announced a voluntary recall of over 40 products because they might be contaminated with salmonella.4 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt helps Riverton couple who say they’re stuck paying for two smartphones they didn’t order
Imagine paying for two phones a wireless company sent you by some mistake they won’t fix. When it happened to a Riverton couple, they decided to Get Gephardt.4 months ago
Alicia Wallace, CNN
Food price hikes are no longer outpacing overall inflation
For the first time since early last year, food prices aren’t rising faster than overall inflation — although dining out remains a pricey endeavor.4 months ago
Jordan Valinsky, CNN
Doritos thinks we want nacho cheese-flavored booze
Doritos is betting on a new way to get people addicted to their tortilla chips: booze.4 months ago
Larry D. Curtis
Zion National Park announces dates for Angel’s Landing applications — here’s how to get yours
Hiking to Angels Landing, one of Zion National Park's most popular destinations, is strenuous, but with some scheduling, getting a required permit doesn't have to be the difficult part.4 months ago
David Bauder, AP Media Writer
Former Fox host Tucker Carlson is launching his own streaming network
Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson has announced he is starting his own streaming network.4 months ago
Hanna Ziady, CNN
‘Britain is broken.’ Dire poverty could usher in Victorian-era inequality
A 300-page report, published Sunday, is the latest evidence of how the UK’s economic stagnation has made it much harder to tackle poverty.4 months ago
Mary Culbertson
Spotify CFO announces departure from company days after third round of layoffs
Spotify’s chief financial officer, Paul Vogel, is leaving next year, the music streaming service said — just days after the company announced its third round of layoffs for 2023.4 months ago
