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Why Work From Home When You Can Work From Anywhere?

While many of us have gotten used to working from home over the last four months, imagine what it would be like to work from anywhere. With an internet connection and online tools, more and more digital nomads are turning those dreams into reality.
Gephardt: ‘Brushing’ Scams Sweeping Utah

What would you think if package after package addressed to you, kept showing up at your doorstep and you didn’t even order anything? It’s happening to hundreds of Utahns, including a South Jordan woman as part of what’s called a “brushing” scam.
Gephardt: Woman Loses $300 Trying To Help A Friend In COVID Crisis

If a good friend asked you for a small favor, you'd likely agree to help. But a Salt Lake City woman is kicking herself for doing just that after she ended up helping a crook instead.
‘Mistakes Were Made,’ But Cox Stands By Utah’s COVID-19 Response

Mike Headrick sat down 1-on-1 with the head of Utah’s COVID-19 Task Force to discuss what worked, what didn’t and what Utahns can expect for the future.
COVID-19 & Cleaning: How Utah’s Largest District Plans To Sanitize For Back To School

Although the coronavirus is unpredictable, we do know sanitization is crucial to control a potential outbreak. So how does it factor in during an unprecedented back-to-school season? The KSL Investigators sort through the specifics.

Gephardt: Travel Credit Card Perks Evolving With Fewer Folks Flying

With travel down around 90%, the KSL Investigators found these travel credit cards are having to evolve during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gephardt: Internet Data Caps Returning, Impacting Pandemic Telecommuters

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is forcing thousands of Utahns to use the internet as telecommuters so they can work and learn from home.
Gephardt: Utah Eviction Rate Low But Crisis Looms, Advocates Fear

Thanks to the federal CARES Act, as well as some moratoriums on evictions, millions of Americans have been able to stay in their home. But renters and advocates are worried about a spike in evictions with those benefits set to expire.
Gephardt: How Robocallers Can Skirt New Blocking Technology To Get To Your Number

Americans received 3.3 billion robocalls in June, and well over a third of those calls were scams, according to the YouMail Robocall Index.
KSL Investigates: Change In Utah Motor Home Registration Fees Leaves Some Parked

With travel restricted by the pandemic, thousands of Utahns are turning to the RV market for family adventures, but the KSL Investigators found a recent law change has some experiencing sticker shock when they register their motor home.

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