Tania Dean, KSL TV
Neighborhood Fights Over Blue Christmas Lights To Honor Medical Workers
It’s four months past Christmas, but one Saratoga Springs neighborhood has been fighting over Christmas lights that a homeowner said he put up to to honor medical workers.4 years ago
KSL TV
Coronavirus Concerns Cause Wait Of Up To 8 Hours At DMV
Coronavirus restrictions, which have closed the lobbies of offices across the state, have cause some turmoil - especially at the DMV.4 years ago
Andrew Adams, KSL TV
Drug Trade Remains Healthy During COVID-19 Pandemic, Task Force Says
In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, drug dealers and users remain a section of the population that police said is still not social distancing and heeding the warnings to "stay safe (and) stay home."4 years ago
Jed Boal, KSL TV
Salt Lake County: Data Encouraging, Still Too Early To Ease Restrictions
While the metrics used to gauge the extent of the virus's spread were encouraging, officials said it was still too early to ease the county's restrictions.4 years ago
Brittany Tait, KSL TV
Local Dance Studio Feeling Economic Impact Of Coronavirus
One local dance studio in Orem is proving even a pandemic can't stop the beat.4 years ago
Mike Headrick & Tania Dean
KSL Investigates: Will the hope of a COVID-19 vaccine be derailed by mistrust?
Doctors believe a vaccine, when available, will save lives. But there is a growing concern not enough people will get the shot.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Canceling Flights Too Soon Could Cost You Cash, Analyst Says
KSL Consumer Investigator Matt Gephardt found out it may be smarter to hold on to those summer airline tickets, even if you won't be able to go.4 years ago
Christie Taylor, KSL TV Digital
Dan Rascon Named Weekend Anchor For KSL 5 TV
Join him starting this Saturday and Sunday at 4:30, 5, and 10 p.m. on KSL TV.4 years ago
Ashley Moser, KSL TV
‘Food Bomber’ Project Feeding Frontline Workers, Supporting Local Restaurants
A Utah County group is pairing local food vendors with health care workers and first responders through the Food Bomber Project.4 years ago
Andrew Adams, KSL TV
Provo-Based Custom Sports Car Manufacturer Driving Forward Through Pandemic
Kirkham Motorsports owner David Kirkham said he remains resolved to support his employees although the coronavirus has taken a toll on his business.4 years ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
National Park Closure ‘Devastating’ For Garfield County Businesses
Despite some recreation areas reopening, Bryce Canyon National Park's closure has been devastating for local businesses that depend on tourism driven by the park.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: ‘Property Watch’ Aimed At Stopping Deed Fraud In Salt Lake County
Salt Lake County has launched a new tool aimed at making sure homeowners aren't caught off guard by deed or title fraud.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt and Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Gephardt: Lagoon Season Pass Holders Told No Refunds, Extended Season
Several people reached out to Matt Gephardt to find out why refunds aren't being offered to Lagoon season pass holders, despite several amusement parks across the country offering them.4 years ago
Andrew Adams, KSL TV
Utah Music Training Studio Pivots In Pandemic
With the COVID-19 pandemic making it impossible to do business the way it had always done, Caleb Chapman’s Soundhouse faced an uncertain future just a couple of weeks ago.4 years ago
Brittany Glas
Politics in a Pandemic: KSL Investigators explore how primaries, conventions will adapt
The 2020 election cycle is unlike anything we've witnessed in modern times. KSL Investigator Brittany Glas discovered how party and state leaders are adapting and how it will impact your vote.4 years ago
Tania Dean, KSL TV
Group, Student-Athletes Want UHSAA To Reconsider Spring Sports Cancellation
A group of students, parents and coaches said the UHSAA made a bad call by canceling spring sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic.4 years ago
Matt Rascon, KSL TV
Small Businesses, Leaders Call On Congress To Replenish Federal Program
State leaders joined small business owners and called on Congress to replenish the Paycheck Protection Program one day after its funds ran dry.4 years ago
Ashley Moser, KSL TV
Homeschooling Company Offers Resources To Families During Pandemic
Since the beginning of Utah’s stay-at-home directive, homeschooling company The Good and The Beautiful has seen a nearly 700% increase in sales.4 years ago
Jed Boal, KSL TV
Mutual Aid Volunteers Offering To Help Neighbors
Since the COVID-19 pandemic first started impacting Utah communities, we have seen many of our neighbors suffering from great needs. Fortunately, there are others among us with a great need to help, and a handful of people banded together online to connect those groups for solutions.4 years ago
Dan Rascon, KSL TV
Utah Businesses Optimistic As Governor Announces Timeline To Reopen Economy
Business owners across the state breathed a sigh of relief after Governor Gary Herbert announced parts of Utah's economy could reopen as early as May 1.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Car Dealers, Insurance Companies Helping Consumers During Pandemic
With so many Americans suddenly unemployed or staying home, the economy has screeched to a halt. That could be an opportunity for some to find a deal, as the auto industry tries to jump-start their business.4 years ago
KSL TV
Northern Utah Gets Second 4.2 Aftershock In A Week
Thursday's 4.2 magnitude quake was the second aftershock in northern Utah in a week's time. It also happened the same day as the Great Utah Shakeout.4 years ago
Felicia Martinez, Dan Rascon and Ashley Moser, KSL TV
Authorities Investigating Fire At South Salt Lake Apartment Building As Suspicious
Crews on Thursday morning responded to a three-alarm apartment fire in South Salt Lake. The fire is being investigated as suspicious.4 years ago
