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New Construction Laws, Campaign Contributions And Potential Conflicts Of Interest: KSL Investigates
The Utah State Legislature has made a priority of easing licensing regulations for the construction industry and the KSL Investigators took a close look at the lawmakers who sponsored several recent construction-related laws, examining any potential conflicts of interest at the capitol. -
KSL Investigates: State Regulator Website ‘Like Early 2000s’ For Access To Information, Lacks Full Discipline Records
If you’re looking to hire a contractor, knowing if they have a valid license or a history of complaints is important information. But how much of that information is public and how easy is it for Utahns to find? -
A Building Problem: Utah Law Loosens Licensing Requirements For General Contractors
A 2019 law slashed licensing requirements for general contractors. After dozens of tips about faulty construction from Utah homebuyers, that change had the KSL Investigators asking if the law is really protecting consumers? -
Secret Consumer Score Determines How Companies Treat You
Every consumer has a score which determines how long we wait on hold, and what type of service we receive. But the secret to elite status is not something most companies disclose. -
KSL Investigates Cost Of Sexual Harassment In Utah Government
The KSL Investigators spent months examining complaints, lawsuits and settlements within Utah's government. The goal: to find out the cost of sexual harassment and discover misconduct often left in the dark. -
KSL Investigates: Ballots Mailed to Dead Voters
After working to learn why a deceased West Valley man was mailed a ballot to vote in the 2019 general election, KSL Investigators revealed a mailed ballot mishap at the state level that resulted from a three-day period of time where deaths were not reported to the Lieutenant Governor’s Office. -
Utah Universities Vary In Lauren’s Law Implementation
Lauren’s Law, also known as SB 134, was passed in the 2019 General Session of the Utah Legislature following the tragic death of University of Utah student Lauren McCluskey. -
KSL Investigates: Could Your Stadium Food Make You Sick?
Rodent droppings, dirty ice machines and food that’s growing mold -- these are things you don’t see when you go to a concert or football game, but health inspectors do. -
Parking Ticket Hotspots: When & Where You’re Most Likely to Get Cited in Salt Lake
The KSL Investigators combed through more than four years of parking violations to find out where and when you are most likely to get a ticket downtown. -
New Charges Filed Against Stalking Suspect Chad Flitton
Prosecutors have filed a felony stalking charge against a man the KSL Investigators exposed as a perpetual repeat offender.
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