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Gephardt: How To Tell If A Surprise Tax Refund Is Real

The Feds pushed back this year’s tax filing deadline to July 15th after the COVID-19 pandemic surfaced in the United States. Regardless of when it is, tax time will always be a prime time for scammers.
Gephardt: How A Little-Known Feature Can Keep Credit Card Fraud Going

There's a little-known feature many credit card companies offer merchants that might keep that fraud going, even on new credit cards.
Gephardt: Confusion Has Some Trashing Their Stimulus Money

There is a third way people are getting their stimulus money, and it's creating a problem, according to the AARP.
Gephardt: Does Insurance Cover Damages From Riots?

Police officers were the main target for those protesters who turned violent during a demonstration in downtown Salt Lake City.
KSL Investigates: Was Turbulent Protest Caused By ‘Out Of State’ Instigators?

After a turbulent protest in downtown Salt Lake City on Saturday that ended with dozens of arrests, both the mayor and police chief said they suspected instigators came from out of state.

Gephardt: Most Price Gouging Complaints Aren’t Against The Law, Investigators Find

Utah has received hundreds of complaints of price gouging amid the pandemic, but officials have only taken action on four of those cases. Matt Gephardt investigates what constitutes "price gouging" under the state's guidelines?
KSL Investigators Explore 2012 Ogden Officer-Involved Shooting That Led To Law Changes

Officers from Ogden, Roy and the Weber County Sheriff's Office thought they would be searching an empty home for evidence of an illegal marijuana grow. Instead, the suspect fired 31 shots, 17 of which struck officers.
Gephardt: How Solar Panels Affect Loans, Refinancing & Selling Your Home

Many people lease rooftop solar panels, but that could cause big headaches when you want to get a loan or even sell your home.
Gephardt: Important State Rules New Charities Need To Know

Since COVID-19 struck, we have seen money being raised to help those in need of everything from food to personal protection equipment.
KSL Investigates Privacy, Security Concerns With Popular Social Media App

It’s quite possibly the unofficial pastime of the pandemic: TikTok, the wildly popular social video app. But as the KSL Investigators found out, it could be a privacy risk to you and your children.

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