Billions of dollars from misplaced or forgotten life insurance policies in the United States are waiting to be claimed by their rightful beneficiaries. Documents often get lost, or the agency has since gone out of business. But what if you’re the beneficiary of a life insurance policy you didn’t even know about?
In the wake of heated protests nationwide, the collision between First and Second Amendment rights for both protesters and members of armed groups is undeniable. What happens when constitutional rights clash?
Scores of people in St. George are still cleaning up in the wake of Sunday night's flash flooding. However, most home insurance policies don’t cover flood damage – that’s covered by flood insurance.
As Texans and Louisianans try to recover from Hurricane Laura, the Better Business Bureau has put out a warning about people raising money, claiming that the funds are going towards helping victims.
From phones to fridges, some companies force you to pay big bucks to fix or replace your stuff. The KSL Investigators found a growing movement could help change that.
The Utah Department of Health said COVID-19 School Health Advisory Workgroup is still discussing if statewide benchmarks are necessary, and what those benchmarks should be. Meanwhile, nearly every school district in the state has already reopened to students.
Concerned about proper air ventilation, the husband of a Davis School District teacher used his mechanical know-how to create a cheaper, portable desktop air filter for his wife’s classroom.
With the pandemic ongoing, many parents are buying tuition insurance that pays out if their student needs to suddenly withdraw. Is the insurance worth it, though?
Streaming providers have taken note of the trend, to the point where cord-cutting endeavors have quietly left some TV watchers paying more than ever for their entertainment.
Thousands of Utahns are driving cars with hacked odometers- analog and digital - costing car buyers thousands of dollars while putting their safety in jeopardy.
Over the past week, the KSL Investigators have received numerous tips from Utahns selling stuff online who have been hit by a new scam that uses their phone numbers to scam others.
National back to school guidelines say a lot about masks, social distancing and frequent sanitization to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but all of that may not matter if one thing is missing from your child's classroom this fall: proper air ventilation.
If you’ve had your credit card abruptly cancelled by your bank or your limit lowered recently, you're not alone. Millions of Americans have had this happen to them as banks try to curb their risk in the uncertain pandemic economy.
While many of us have gotten used to working from home over the last four months, imagine what it would be like to work from anywhere. With an internet connection and online tools, more and more digital nomads are turning those dreams into reality.
What would you think if package after package addressed to you, kept showing up at your doorstep and you didn’t even order anything? It’s happening to hundreds of Utahns, including a South Jordan woman as part of what’s called a “brushing” scam.
