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Influencers are influencing men the most to spend on beauty products and supplies
The marketing world has been taken over by influencers. Companies pay them to post about their products on social media – sometimes handsomely.
Frustrated student-loan borrowers brace for payments to resume, but they have repayment options
People with student debt have spent the last several years in a political tug-of-war so it's hard to figure out what is and isn't happening. KSL Investigates hopes to answer those questions.
High stakes of kindergarten readiness; what Utah schools are doing to improve student performance
Ready for kindergarten used to mean a child turned five by the cutoff date. But as the stakes and expectations get higher, teachers are encountering some surprising behaviors.
Feds warn of evolving scam targeting Medicare users by sending unwanted COVID test kits
KSL Investigators have been hearing from Utahns that COVID-19 test kits are showing up in their mailboxes, out-of-the-blue.
How loopholes in the fine print of credit cards can thwart hopes for rewards points or cash back
The promise of rewards induces lots of folks to sign up for credit cards, but some of those are not getting all the rewards they may think they are.
Jodi Hildebrandt’s niece reported mistreatment to police in 2010
New police records obtained by the KSL Investigators reveal Jodi Hildebrandt’s niece reported the licensed mental health counselor to police in 2010 for mistreatment while in her care.
Homeowner asks Gephardt: Who pays when water from a neighbor’s property causes damage?
A Herriman man was caught in the middle of finger-pointing when water damaged his basement. Who pays when the water comes from a neighbor’s land? Matt Gephardt finds answers.
Owners of Utah neuropathy clinic surrender Utah nursing licenses
Utah neuropathy clinic True Health was effectively shuttered for allegations of fraud. Now, the owners are no longer allowed to practice in the state. Matt Gephardt explains what’s next for patients.
‘This process is not working’: Utahns frustrated with state review of crime victim complaints
After exhausting all avenues for justice, Utah women say they faced more confusion and bureaucracy from the one place they thought would help them: Utah's Council on Victims of Crime.
Many cases, few prosecutions: KSL Investigators examine Utah’s ‘second look’ review of rape cases
The KSL Investigators examine a unique process designed to give Utah’s victims of crime a second shot at seeking justice. The state law, HB281, passed in 2019 with broad support. Dozens of accusers have sought reviews of uncharged sexual assault cases.
Utah-based tour operator files for bankruptcy: what’s next for those owed money for cancelled tours?
A Utah-based travel company abruptly canceled overseas tours of many viewers without offering refunds. Now, that company has filed for bankruptcy protection. So, what happens next?
Gephardt Busts Inflation: What you need to know about car insurance for college students
Goodbye to sleeping in, summer tans, and over-worn flip flops. Heading off to college means changes to routines and maybe car insurance.
Utah Division of Professional Licensing looks to take action on Jodi Hildebrandt’s credentials
A Utah mental health counselor — Jodi Hildebrandt — arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse last week could be granted pretrial release as soon as Friday, and her license to practice is still active.
Get Gephardt Investigates: Patients paying too much for lab work after telehealth visits
Telehealth is massively expanding, making it easier for people to connect with medical care.
Concerns about Ruby Franke’s children reported to police, DCFS more than a year ago
Police records newly obtained by the KSL Investigators reveal authorities responded to Ruby Franke’s home several times during the last year.
Car prices coming back to Earth. Is now a good time to buy?
Two years ago, car dealers had very limited inventory. It left customers with few options and often having to pay more. Where are we at now?
Boat Exhaust: Be aware of this silent killer
Carbon monoxide poisoning may be rare on Utah waterways, but the potential risk can be deadly.
Gephardt Busts Inflation: Nearly half of consumers say they’re overspending on delivery services
As Americans struggle with inflation squeezing their wallets, the cost many pay for the convenience of delivery may be surprising.
How the S in HTTPS protects you online
What makes you feel secure - a locked front door? An armed home alarm system? An attack cat? How about the letter S?
Drug testing doubt: Utah’s child welfare agency shares results of internal audit
Utah’s child welfare agency has released the results of an audit into drug testing related complaints that was conducted in response to questions from the KSL Investigators.
Utahns question large increases in natural gas bills
Summer isn’t usually a time for high natural gas bills, but many reached out asking Matt Gephardt to investigate their double-digit increases.
Where is Primordial? Lagoon’s hottest ride yet to open
Lagoon promised its newest attraction would open this year. With just nine weekends before the season is over, one woman asked Matt Gephardt to investigate: where’s Primordial?
Who’s on the hook if your car gets damaged in a car wash?
A Bountiful man believes the business should foot the repair bill for his vehicle. But they pointed him to a sign warning they would not be responsible. Matt Gephardt examines the enforceability of disclaimer signs.
