The KSL Investigators have obtained audio recordings of discussions between school faculty, members of law enforcement, and Utah State football players about sexual assault. A woman who just filed a federal lawsuit against the school calls those recording “devastating.”
A Utah State University student says the school mishandled her report of rape over the last two years, improperly restarting an investigation based on old federal standards that favored the accused.
Still paying off last Christmas? You’re not alone. New data shows one in five Americans are still carrying debt from last December. KSL Consumer Investigator Matt Gephardt shows you the best way to beat that credit card misery.
Between inflation, debt worries, and the strong chance your mom's Christmas present may get stuck on a container ship, several surveys indicate Americans are splurging less than usual this holiday season.
Nearly 21 months after the pandemic started thwarting trips, travelers are still struggling to get their money back. For one South Jordan man, he has been fighting for a refund from an airline ticket broker for nearly two years.
You pay someone to put up, take down, and store your Christmas lights, but what should you do when that company goes dark, and they still have your stuff? KSL Consumer Investigator Matt Gephardt gets answers.
Between the Utes, the Aggies, and the Cougars, there are thousands of football fans in Utah looking for bowl game tickets. KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt looked into how you can make sure your tickets are valid.
Video of flashing police lights with the caption “shootout” was posted from a social media account believed to be Anei Joker’s just a short time before he was killed in a firefight with police. His family members wish they had been able to help resolve the standoff in a peaceful way.
Retailers often use a hook to snag our business — the promise of a rebate. But when a Riverton man couldn't get a retailer to pay up on its rebate offer after nearly two years of trying, he contacted the KSL Investigators for help.
Salt Lake County Auditor Scott Tingley has resigned. Tingley, who has served as the Salt Lake County Auditor since 2015, turned in his resignation letter on Monday, he told KSL-TV.
A man who fired several shots at another driver after a bizarre crash in November 2019 is hoping the charges against him will be dismissed under Utah’s new self-defense law.
When it comes to helping people in need, every dollar counts. But, as the KSL Investigators found, there are billions of extra dollars going to waste because people don't know to ask for them.
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.
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?
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.
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.
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.
