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KSL Investigators Win Fight For More Info On COVID-19 In Utah’s Care Centers

Utah’s long-term care facilities have been hit hard by the pandemic. But public information has been incomplete on just how it’s impacting some residents. The KSL Investigators fought to provide more transparency. Here’s what you need to know.
Gephardt: Thousands Still Without Stimulus Checks As Congress Debates Second Round

The IRS has scrambled to get payments out from the first round of stimulus checks before the end of the year, but it has stumbled in some cases.
Gephardt: Utah AG Debate Won’t Happen Until After Voting Begins

Ballots are already in the mail, but the Utah Debate Commission suggests Utahns hold off on voting until after they’ve had a chance to hear the two candidates running for attorney general square off in a televised debate on Oct. 21, 2020.
KSL Investigators Fact Check Utah’s 4th Congressional District Attack Ads

With 21 days to election day, the KSL Investigators examine the claims made against Ben McAdams and Burgess Owens in recent attack ads.
Gephardt: How To Make Sure You Receive Your Mail-In Ballot

Voting in Utah has begun as many registered voters eagerly wait for their mail-in ballots to arrive. However, the KSL Investigators have found a loophole that could mean your ballot won't be sent to your mailbox.

Gephardt: If Your Ballot Signature Doesn’t Match, Will Your Vote Count?

When you vote by mail, the election office knows it's you based on your signature. But what if your signature has changed? KSL's Matt Gephardt investigated the process of validating your vote so you can make sure your vote counts.
KSL Investigates: Who Is Behind The Millions In Facebook Political Ads Targeting Utah

Since July 1, a handful of political candidates and special interest groups have spent $3 million on Facebook political advertisements in Utah. KSL Investigates who's spending the big bucks and why they are choosing to target you.
Gephardt: Delayed Shipments, Silence Frustrate Customers Of Utah Food Storage Supply Company

Customers of a food storage supply company based in Utah County are beyond frustrated, saying no one will talk to them about the delays or how to get their money back.
Expert Theorizes Ayoola Ajayi Was Becoming A Serial Killer

The KSL Investigators sat down with a retired FBI special agent who said he believes the man who pleaded guilty to the murder of University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck was on his way to becoming a career killer.
Gephardt: Where Do Utah’s AG Candidates Stand On President’s Call For Supporters To Watch Polls?

President Donald Trump is facing backlash after calling for his supporters to go to the polls and watch closely. Critics said it could lead to voter intimidation, which is against the law. So what do the people vying for the job of Utah's attorney general have to say about the president's remarks?

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