A mom says it’s about safety. Her school says it’s a distraction. Where is the line when it comes to smartwatches in the classroom? KSL’s Matt Gephardt investigates.
If a contractor did bad work, you wouldn't be satisfied with the job. A Holladay woman said a restoration company left her with an unusable bathroom, but when they told her she was satisfied, she decided it was time to Get Gephardt.
It sounds like a great deal — save 15%, 20%, even 30% on your purchases by signing up for a store's credit card. As tempting as it sounds, you may want to think twice.
You have likely seen ads promising savings with digital-only coupons, but a consumer watchdog says that the digital-only part unfairly leaves many people out of the opportunity.
How long could you wait while your car gets fixed? Days? Weeks? How about months? That's how long drivers are having to wait for parts — even for simple repairs.
Between the deposit and rent, finding a new place to live isn’t cheap. But as KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt found, there’s another nonrefundable fee standing in between many Utahns and a home.
Flight delays and cancellations have more than doubled this year compared to last year. People buy travel insurance to cover vacations, but does it cover those delays and cancellations?
Putting up the hundreds of people who are still unable to go home due to Tuesday night’s four-alarm fire in Sugar House will not be cheap. So, who pays? The answer, we found, is it depends.
If you have been in a crash caused by a semi-truck driver, you should be able to count on the trucking company to fix your car. But if the company refuses to believe their driver was at fault, right or wrong, they could refuse to pay your claim.
Many of us won't pick up calls from phone numbers we don't recognize just because of the sheer volume of spam we get every day. But some of those calls might be important.
Several residents in Layton have contacted Get Gephardt, saying their water bill is extremely high. What we know is this was not a situation of people using too much water – it was a billing issue.
Do we really need to plunk down $800 to well over $1,000 for the latest incarnation of the iPhone? Many early adopters will tell you yes, but the costs of adopting early are considerable.
As flood waters recede from Hurricane Ian, mechanics will tell you that submerged vehicles should probably make their way to scrap yards. But experts say not all of them will.
The rules about how new homes are going to be built in the state are going to change. What is very much up in the air is — will Utah be more or less green? Matt Gephardt investigates.
