Since COVID-19 upended education, Utah public school districts are paying close attention to enrollment data to prepare for a possible cut in state funding next year. KSL Investigator Brittany Glas has an exclusive look at the latest numbers.

At what point does poll watching become voter intimidation? KSL Investigator Brittany Glas sorts out the rules when it comes to your rights at the polls.

Utahns have been voting by mail for weeks, and it is very likely that some of those mail-in ballots have been cast by people who have moved on.

When a Tremonton woman opened her mail-in ballot, she said she was “disturbed” to see that someone had marked it with a pen.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle cried foul this week at attack ads they say were false. KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt looks at what happens if a candidate or party lies in their ads.

Although voting issues can happen anywhere, rural Utah has a unique set of challenges. The KSL Investigators explore those historical challenges in a special Vote Watch report – less than one week from Election Day 2020.

People choosing to vote in-person may find themselves doing so at places not controlled by election officials.

In order to keep elections fair and safe, lawmakers and health officials have implemented a number of rules about what you can and cannot wear to vote in person at a polling place. But the KSL investigators found that the rules are not always enforced.

Election officials at the Salt Lake County Clerk’s Office said they’re working incredibly long hours as early voter turnout climbs to an all-time high. Will that have any impact on the way many of us vote, lines on Election Day or how long we will have to wait to know who won?