Many businesses have been given the green light to reopen, but owners are finding it’s not that simple and many may not be able to weather the storm brewed up by COVID-19.
Looking around at the hustle and bustle, you would never know that The King's English Bookshop has not reopened its doors to customers - at least not in the traditional way.
Who is immune to COVID-19, and can that knowledge help us get life back to normal? Many people think the answer lies in antibody testing, but with so many tests now flooding the market, the KSL Investigators wanted to find out if the tests can really be trusted.
One of the best defenses for preventing the spread of COVID-19 is social distancing, but that isn’t always possible inside our cars. So, how do you properly disinfect your car?
Would you pay for something that you can get for free? A Salt Lake City business-owner said he has been getting scary notices asking for money for labor posters.
Some employees who are being called back to work are experiencing coronavirus fears. But will they lose their unemployment if they don't return to work?
How do you fight crime in a pandemic when you can’t get too close to it? KSL Investigator Brittany Glas takes a look at how police have changed their methods and how that’s affecting crime victims.
As Utah eases restrictions on businesses, many nervous employees ask what rights and protections they have under the law. KSL's Matt Gephardt found the answers.
After a KSL Investigation exposed a repeat offender was slipping through the cracks after terrorizing women and girls in Utah for more than a decade, the offender has pleaded guilty and is serving prison time for the first time.
This pandemic is changing all our plans. Many eagerly anticipated shows and events have been canceled or postponed. But the KSL Investigators have heard from many Utahns who say they can’t get a refund on those shows.
Study after study has shown the cash in our wallets is just teeming with all sorts of microbes, bacteria and other gunk. Microbiologists have said COVID-19 could be among them.
Many businesses have an insurance policy that specifically covers business interruption, but as one South Jordan man found out, insurance companies are not paying business interruption claims tied to the coronavirus.
Several people reached out to Matt Gephardt to find out why refunds aren't being offered to Lagoon season pass holders, despite several amusement parks across the country offering them.
The 2020 election cycle is unlike anything we've witnessed in modern times. KSL Investigator Brittany Glas discovered how party and state leaders are adapting and how it will impact your vote.
With so many Americans suddenly unemployed or staying home, the economy has screeched to a halt. That could be an opportunity for some to find a deal, as the auto industry tries to jump-start their business.
A South Jordan woman was told there was a problem with her stimulus payment. After becoming suspicious, she called KSL, and consumer investigator Matt Gephardt got on the case.
Several people in the community have asked what can be done to assist the homeless populations in Utah, with many of the existing resources forced to change in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
While the world works to flatten the curve of positive COVID-19 cases, the U.S. Treasury Department has issued a warning about a different curve they see spiking – coronavirus-related scams.
Many Utah candidates are seeking to be on the primary ballot in June by gathering signatures. But the KSL Investigators uncovered thousands of those signatures have been tossed out, deemed invalid by the Utah Elections Office.
