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High Price Of Belonging: School Commitments Can Take Toll On Families, Students
If your job required mandatory sleepovers, you would draw the line. But that's what many schools are requiring of our kids if they want to take part in sports and activities. We heard from parents, frustrated by the time commitment of mandatory practices, camps, clinics and games. -
Utah’s Inmate Surge: Why Utah’s Prison Population Is Rising
Although the state saw significant, immediate success and declines for years after the Justice Reinvestment Initiative was passed in 2015, Utah’s prison population is once again on the rise. The KSL Investigators set out to find out why. -
Clogging The System: What You Flush Could Cost You
Clogs in our sewage systems are costing hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to fix. One popular hygiene product is getting much of the blame from sewer professionals. The KSL Investigators break down the controversy. -
Roosevelt Police Investigated Following Sexting Scandal Missteps
It's been more than a year since a teen sexting scandal rocked the small Utah town of Roosevelt, but finally progress is being made following a KSL investigation. -
First Responders Bracing For Higher Fire Risk On Pioneer Day
With a heat advisory in effect along the Wasatch Front, first responders are bracing for higher fire risk – especially because fireworks are legal across the state for the first day ahead of this year’s Pioneer Day holiday. -
Your Phone Is Talking, Even If You’re Asleep
Just how much information do the apps on your phone collect? The KSL Investigators set out to find how much data you’re sharing, 24 hours a day, and what you can do to stop it. -
Cybercriminals Using Amazon Prime Day To Scam Shoppers
Not all the bargains popping up for Amazon Prime Day are the real deal. Some are fraudulent decoys that could deliver your identity straight to thieves. -
KSL Investigates Ayoola Ajayi’s Changing Immigration Status
Although much of a person’s immigration status is private information, representatives with the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Ayoola Adisa Ajayi, the suspect charged in the murder of Mackenzie Lueck, is a lawful legal resident and he was at the time of his arrest. -
What We Know About Ayoola Ajayi, Arrested In Mackenzie Lueck Case
After an exhaustive investigation, police this morning arrested Ayoola Ajayi for aggravated murder and aggravated kidnapping, 12 days after the disappearance of University of Utah student Mackenzie Lueck. -
Online Dating Site Surfaces In Search For Missing University Of Utah Student
The ongoing search for Mackenzie Lueck has turned up a dating website the missing woman may have used, raising questions about whether or not it played a part in her disappearance.
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