It’s probably safe to say nobody likes getting a ticket, especially when that ticket runs you upwards of $6,000. When a Utah man contacted the KSL Investigators about his pricey citation, they had one question: is it fair?

A unique benefit allows Weber County elected officials to access a lump sum payment worth tens of thousands of dollars if they quit, or lose an election. The benefit has cost taxpayers nearly $250,000 over four years.

A KSL Investigation has found multiple security guard contracts held by the Utah Department of Administrative Services did not include written post orders for the guards posted to the sites.

Thousands flock to Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon in the summer for its pristine beauty and recreational opportunities, but many don't realize the canyons are a vital watershed and disregard for basic rules — no dogs, no swimming — can have major health impacts.

If a dog bites someone in Utah, regardless of the circumstances, the dog owner is responsible. The KSL Investigators found the law may be outdated.

Every parent uses a different technique to monitor their children's online activity. KSL went to the pros to find out what they do with their own children.

After a Davis County woman contracted an infection from a pedicure, the KSL Investigators learned most nail salons are only inspected after a complaint is filed, and reports on those inspections can be difficult to track down. Here are ideas to help you choose a salon.

Does the cost of dog food we buy at the supermarket make a difference in our dog's health? The KSL Investigators tested five popular brands, in a range of price points, for nutritional quality.

If you’re a dog owner, you’ve likely wondered how your canine would react to an intruder breaking into your home. Will they bark, bite or lick the crook to death? KSL Investigator Mike Headrick put on some padded clothing to put about a dozen family dogs to the test.

Would-be business owners across the country found hope when they stumbled upon Utah-based American West Commerce online. The company promised funding and credit repair for prospective customers. They couldn’t have known the company would end up in hot water with the Utah Division of Consumer Protection for failing to deliver on promised services.