Thousands of Utahns use flexible spending accounts to offset their child's daycare expenses. But with parents forced to make changes in their child care during the COVID-19 pandemic, how are those flex spending plans affected?
Gov. Herbert and the Coronavirus Task Force today announced numbers showing Utah’s capacity to fight COVID-19. Mike Headrick reports that with good news comes drastic needs to protect healthcare workers.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – It has been inspiring to see how the coronavirus pandemic has brought out the best in so many people. Unfortunately, it is bringing out the worst in others. Crooks are using the international pandemic to try and rip people off and, as the KSL Investigators found, Utah is right in […]
Utah college students living in off-campus apartments have demanded their landlords and property managers let them out of their leases, now that schools have moved to online instruction and encouraged students to go home during the coronavirus outbreak.
We all have a little more time to file our taxes, now that the IRS has pushed back the tax filing deadline from April 15th to July 15th. But the agency cautioned that if you are going to hire someone to do your taxes, be sure you are dealing with a tax preparer that is legitimate.
KSL received dozens of emails from people saying their workplaces aren’t taking safety guidelines for COVID-19 seriously. . Ladd Egan investigates what employees can do if they don’t feel safe at work.
As COVID-19 numbers rise, local health departments are preparing to issue mandatory quarantines at an increased rate as well. But what happens when Utahns violate those orders?
Tuesday's major announcement, which came on the heels of a KSL TV investigation into some hospitals continuing non-urgent operations, had some doctors celebrating.
One Utah doctor said he feels it's "outrageous" that some hospital groups are not postponing all non-urgent elective surgeries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Businesses all over the country have been forced to shut down temporarily because of the coronavirus pandemic. What happens if a business shuts down and they have your stuff?
Experts from the American Red Cross and AARP said people with chronic conditions should keep extra medicine on hand during the coronavirus outbreak. Many people have found that getting extra prescriptions may not be so easy.
Many residents across the Wasatch Front suffered damages to their homes after a 5.7-magnitude earthquake rocked the northern part of the state. The incident left many homeowners wondering, "How do I know if my home is still structurally sound and safe to sleep in tonight?"
As coronavirus cases continue to grow, how prepared are Utah hospitals to handle critical patients? KSL Investigators reached out to every hospital in Utah to find out if we have enough of the proper equipment.
Many people are looking to order food in with restaurant dining rooms closed across Utah. But how safe is it to use delivery services like DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats?
Affix a roller-coaster-car to the line that tracks investments and it would make even the most iron-constitutioned person sick to their stomach. After all, it’s not just a plunge. There are also big gains.
Every year, the FBI hears from thousands of Utahns who have lost their money or identities to cyber crooks. Here are the top five scams Utahns are losing millions of dollars on.
