If a good friend asked you for a small favor, you'd likely agree to help. But a Salt Lake City woman is kicking herself for doing just that after she ended up helping a crook instead.
Mike Headrick sat down 1-on-1 with the head of Utah’s COVID-19 Task Force to discuss what worked, what didn’t and what Utahns can expect for the future.
Although the coronavirus is unpredictable, we do know sanitization is crucial to control a potential outbreak. So how does it factor in during an unprecedented back-to-school season? The KSL Investigators sort through the specifics.
Thanks to the federal CARES Act, as well as some moratoriums on evictions, millions of Americans have been able to stay in their home. But renters and advocates are worried about a spike in evictions with those benefits set to expire.
With travel restricted by the pandemic, thousands of Utahns are turning to the RV market for family adventures, but the KSL Investigators found a recent law change has some experiencing sticker shock when they register their motor home.
One congressman wants to make sure that stimulus money is not sent to dead people. That may sound obvious, but as the KSL Investigators found, it was a problem worth more than $1 billion.
If you're working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, you'll likely be doing that for the foreseeable future. That means cybersecurity has fallen on your shoulders, and the bad guys realize that.
About one in five Utahns suffer from poor mental health, according to the Gardner Policy Institute. Many end up either in jail or overwhelmed with health care costs. The KSL Investigators took an in-depth look at the first pilot program in Utah providing necessary resources.
Utah police officers have access to specialized training to learn how to help people in crisis. But the KSL Investigators found only 51 percent of officers in the state's largest counties have ever received the training, leaving a vulnerable population at risk.
Shantell Beck had tickets for a Salt Lake City concert. But after it was canceled, she got a partial refund with a note saying the venue would be keeping the fees from her tickets.
While selling a home anytime can be a nerve-wracking experience, imagine selling in the midst of a pandemic where jobs are being lost and people are struggling to make ends meet. Yet, despite the ups and downs in this coronavirus economy, Utah remains, very much, a seller’s market.
One sure way to get in exercise at home during the coronavirus pandemic is to use a treadmill. One Utah woman found herself locked out of her ProForm treadmill two years after she bought it.
When you think of mortgage insurance, you probably think about the insurance banks make us get when we buy a house. However, a special kind of insurance called job loss mortgage insurance could help a lot of consumers who can't afford their payments.
The state of Utah spent $6 million on the Healthy Together app, which was designed to help curb the pandemic. Is it working, and was it worth the price tag?
