Matt Gephardt
Matt Gephardt & Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
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.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
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.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
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?4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: How Fake Amazon Reps Can See Your Bank Account
Many Amazon shoppers are already preparing for the company's "Prime Day" sales, and so are many Amazon fraudsters.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Putting An End To A COVID Mask Frustration: Foggy Glasses
It’s a complaint about wearing masks KSL-TV has heard a lot during the pandemic, and with colder temperatures coming up, it’s going to get worse. We’re talking about masks fogging up eyeglasses.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Sharing Birthday Greetings: KSL Investigates The Cost Of Delivery
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has found itself at the center of a political tug-of-war, with calls to dramatically change how it functions as the organization continues to lose money.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Is A Grain-Free Diet Deadly For Dogs? Gephardt Digs Into The Science
Grain-free dog food is advertised as a healthy alternative to regular dog food. But a Salt Lake City woman called the KSL Investigators because she believes the food may have led to her dog's death.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt: The Impact Of Nationwide Natural Disasters On Our Insurance Premiums In Utah
The insurance industry has had to pay out so much more, that average home insurance rates across the country have increased by a whopping 33% just since 2016.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt: KSL Investigators Help Cedar Hills Woman Reclaim Her Snapchat Account From Hacker
Imagine being helplessly locked out of your own Snapchat account by a hacker posing as you as they hit up your friends for money.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Get Gephardt: Protect yourself from rising tide of imposter scams
As if we didn't need any more trouble during this pandemic, an old con playing on the hearts of parents and grandparents has returned with a vengeance.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Utah Announces $4.4M In Loan Forgiveness Settlement For Students Of Defunct ITT Tech
Utah's Division of Consumer Protection says people who attended the now-defunct ITT Technical Institute could soon have their student loans forgiven.4 years ago
Sloan Schrage & Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Study Shows Online Banks Charge Fewer Checking Fees
A new study shows bank fees are going up during the pandemic, but KSL's Matt Gephardt says there are ways to avoid these rising fees.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Unsolicited Text From U.S. Census Bureau Has Link To COVID Survey: Is It Legit?
A text message making the rounds claiming to be from the U.S. Census Bureau is asking recipients to fill out surveys about COVID-19.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Cinema Survival: How COVID-19 Changed The Movie Business, Possibly Forever
As more theaters reopen in Utah and new films debut, Matt Gephardt explores a growing question: Will they be able to survive?4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Free, Weekly Credit Reports A Can’t Miss Pandemic Deal
Until April 2021, you can pull credit reports from each of the three major bureaus weekly – for free.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
KSL Investigates: How To Find A Missing Life Insurance Policy
Billions of dollars from misplaced or forgotten life insurance policies in the United States are waiting to be claimed by their rightful beneficiaries. Documents often get lost, or the agency has since gone out of business. But what if you’re the beneficiary of a life insurance policy you didn’t even know about?4 years ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
KSL Investigates: Why Utahns Should Consider Flood Insurance
Scores of people in St. George are still cleaning up in the wake of Sunday night's flash flooding. However, most home insurance policies don’t cover flood damage – that’s covered by flood insurance.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: BBB Warns Against Hurricane Laura Donation Scams
As Texans and Louisianans try to recover from Hurricane Laura, the Better Business Bureau has put out a warning about people raising money, claiming that the funds are going towards helping victims.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt: You Bought It – Shouldn’t You Have The Right To Repair It?
From phones to fridges, some companies force you to pay big bucks to fix or replace your stuff. The KSL Investigators found a growing movement could help change that.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Is Tuition Insurance Worth The Cost During The Pandemic?
With the pandemic ongoing, many parents are buying tuition insurance that pays out if their student needs to suddenly withdraw. Is the insurance worth it, though?4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: The Creeping Cost Of Cutting The Cord
Streaming providers have taken note of the trend, to the point where cord-cutting endeavors have quietly left some TV watchers paying more than ever for their entertainment.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt, KSL TV
Gephardt: Thousands of Utah Cars Hit By Odometer Fraud
Thousands of Utahns are driving cars with hacked odometers- analog and digital - costing car buyers thousands of dollars while putting their safety in jeopardy.4 years ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt: New Scam Uses Your Phone Number To Trick Others
Over the past week, the KSL Investigators have received numerous tips from Utahns selling stuff online who have been hit by a new scam that uses their phone numbers to scam others.4 years ago
