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KSL Investigates: Is it time your car had a camera?

Getting in a crash is bad enough but getting blamed for a fender bender that wasn’t your fault makes it much worse. It could mean a ticket, a higher insurance premium, or a strong chance of both.
Most Utah gas stations sell 85-octane fuel, but is it OK for your car?

The roads will be packed this Thanksgiving holiday, AAA expects over 48 million Americans will be taking a road trip. In Utah, most gas stations sell 85-octane gasoline. But in most other states the minimum is 87-octane, 85 is not even an option. So, is using the 85 here - the cheapest grade - a bad idea for your car?
KSL Investigates rising number of moving scams getting the best of Utahns

Starting over in a new state comes with its own share of headaches, but fraudulent moving companies are compounding the stress. Some Utahns have had to fork over thousands of extra dollars to recover their most valuable possessions, while others receive their things months late or not at all.
The catch with those advance child tax credit checks that might surprise parents

They call it the Great Resignation - millions of Americans are changing jobs to make more money. If you are one of them, now is the time to start thinking about how that change will play out in a couple of months when you file your taxes – especially for parents who are getting monthly child tax credit checks.
Concrete company loses contractor’s license for abandoning jobs

If you pay a contractor to do a job, you expect them to do it. But a company that pours concrete in Utah has developed a reputation for ghosting customers -- several of whom have called KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt.

After a water main break, who pays for damage – the city or its residents?

When a city water main breaks and sends water flooding into homes and businesses, someone must take care of the mess. But who is responsible for paying for the damage? You ask. KSL investigates.
Sticker Shock: Woman calls KSL Investigators after blood lab bill skyrockets

Annual doctor visits mean blood work—but how closely do you look at your bill?
Woman has lien slapped on home after contractor doesn’t pay sub

Hiring a contractor and paying the bill isn’t always the end of the project. Cedar City resident Jennifer Curtis found this out the hard way.
KSL Investigators fact check claims from legislative debate over new Utah self-defense law

Utah lawmakers debated a controversial new self-defense law for less than 15 minutes, but the KSL Investigators found some of the information shared during the discussion was not accurate or lacked context.
Man paid for solar panel reinstall: so where are they?

A Hooper man got solar panels to reduce his power bill. When he had to replace his roof, he paid the company to come back and take them off, promising they would reinstall when the work was done. That was months ago. He decided to give KSL Consumer Reporter Matt Gephardt a call.