As the search for missing Idaho children Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow continues, questions remain about the death of Chad Daybell’s late wife, Tammy. Her body was exhumed three months ago in Springville, Utah, but a final autopsy report has not been publicly released.
Now is the time many Utah families are booking travel for their upcoming summer vacations, but the COVID-19 outbreak has many wondering if they should get travel insurance.
When you pay for permanent outdoor lighting, you expect it to last. A Utah County woman said hers stopped working after a year, and the company stopped responding.
In an effort to arm Utahns with the tools they need to separate fact from fiction during the 2020 election season, the KSL investigators launched a series entitled “Disinformation 2020” on Super Tuesday. The series will empower viewers with the information they need to be smart, thoughtful voters who can think critically about the election process and not fall victim to manipulation.
More than 70% of Americans get money back when they file their taxes. But for some, they discover a harsh reality that somebody else has already claimed their refund.
Clothes dryers can be a hidden fire hazard. The KSL Investigators dug through the numbers and did an experiment to see how fast they burn and show Utahns how to avoid this catastrophe while saving some money in the process.
Recurring billing is a great thing for our busy schedules. But it can become really frustrating when you cancel a service, only to keep getting billed by the company.
As you have no doubt heard, uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus is being blamed for a nearly 3,000 point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt takes a closer look at the stock impact with other outbreaks.
A Utah couple’s 401k disbursement check never made it to their mailbox, but into someone else’s bank account. Matt Gephardt investigates why it took 14 months before the family got the missing 401k check.
Every year, millions of people hop on a plane and travel the world. And every year, millions of pieces of luggage are misplaced or lost. Airlines are required to compensate passengers if their bags are damaged, delayed, or lost - but that compensation doesn’t always come so easy.
The United States Census isn't until March, but some Utahns are getting census letters telling them they need to answer questions right now. A Sandy woman who got such a letter decided to give it to Gephardt to investigate.
A tip from a Utah man living on SLC's east bench wanted to know: should I get earthquake insurance? What happens if I don’t have this coverage when the “Big One” finally hits? Matt Gephardt finds answers.
If you buy a lemon, Utah law likely won’t protect you. KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt uncovers how a recent change to Utah law leaves buyers with fewer protections.
The KSL Investigators dug through health inspection reports for nearly 3,000 restaurants in Salt Lake County to determine which ones have the most health inspection violations.
Property owners are showing up at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office by the dozens to pay off a $95 bill. But it’s not a bill - it's a direct advertising mailer that resembles a government notice.
Ten years ago, Microsoft hit the ground running with its latest and greatest operating system, Windows 7. In January, Microsoft ended Windows 7 support.
Imagine falling in love, only to have your potential mate steal your life savings. A West Valley City woman said most of her matches end up trying to rip her off.
Many Utahns are looking for ways to help or maybe to protect themselves and their families, but thieves are cashing in on our fears. That has the consumer watchdogs at the Better Business Bureau sounding the alarm.
Since Utah lawmakers eliminated safety inspections for vehicles, the state has seen a 105% increase in the number of tickets issued for unsafe vehicles.
Utah homes start receiving the U.S. Census survey in a month. Matt Gephardt investigates what questions they won’t be asking, and how to make sure it’s really a Census person at your door.
There are homes all along the Wasatch Front contaminated with methamphetamine. As the KSL Investigators found out, you’d likely never know you are living in one, until it was too late.
