Cyber crooks have another way to steal your identity and money, take over your social media and get access to your personal information and financial records. It’s your cell phone number.

Between 2012 and 2016, distracted driving killed 108 people in Utah, according to crash data and statistics from the Utah Department of Public Safety. The KSL Investigators rode for hundreds of miles with truckers from three trucking companies to see how bad the problem is on Utah roads.

A Davis County man contacted the KSL Investigators, when he received a traffic ticket with a woman's full name, birth date, address, phone number and social security number.

An 11-year police veteran faces up to 15 years in prison, after Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill charged him with aggravated assault for shooting a man last May.

For the past seven years, the Environmental Protection Agency has warned schools nationwide about the dangers of building near busy roads.

After several KSL investigations of the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office, Debbie Dujanovic sat down with the new sheriff to see what’s changed under her watch.

SALT LAKE CITY — If you have a family, you know grocery shopping can eat up a big chunk of your monthly budget. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a family of four that’s counting its pennies can wind up spending more than $600 a month. A family that’s not as thrifty can wind […]

Utah’s growing economy is great for business, but it’s creating an affordability crisis for renters. The KSL Investigators found as more people move to the region, the demand for apartments has outpaced the supply, pushing up rents faster than wages.

The KSL Investigators spent a night with the Metro Gang Unit to get a better sense of a growing problem; gangs are recruiting more kids.

SALT LAKE CITY — State lawmakers may be poised to change a law banning local governments from requiring landlords to install carbon monoxide detectors in older apartments. Utah is the only state in the nation with this type of law on the books. The lack of a CO detector in one Provo apartment nearly cost […]