KSL Investigates
Matt Gephardt
What the losses from the LA wildfires could mean for home insurance premiums in Utah
The wildfires in southern California are certain to break money records for the insurance industry, but will that impact Utahns?1 day ago
Mike Headrick and Annie Knox, KSL TV
Jan. 6 attack: How far did criminal cases against Utahns get?
19 Utahns have been charged in the January 6 breach at the U.S. Capitol.2 days ago
Daniella Rivera, KSL-TV
Former Utah Senate candidate’s ‘own actions’ lead to mistrial in sexual abuse case
A bizarre set of circumstances unfolded in a Provo courtroom this week causing a jury to be sent home mid-trial. The KSL Investigators obtained courtroom audio that sheds light on what happened.4 days ago
Matt Gephardt
A healthcare facility’s backup generator ignites neighbor dispute over its exhaust
A healthcare facility’s backup generator ignited a neighbor dispute over its exhaust, as locals are concerned about health effects.6 days ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt helps Midvale man whose dentures go missing during a hospital visit
A man's dentures went missing during a hospital visit, impacting his ability to eat. So, he decided to Get Gephardt.7 days ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Utah woman said she’s being held liable for her ex-boss’s fraudulent spending
A Utah woman said she's being held liable for her ex-boss's fraudulent spending, so she decided to Get Gephardt.8 days ago
Courtney Johns
Hundreds call law firms after Vail Resorts strike disrupts vacations
A class action lawsuit against Vail Resorts gains momentum as hundreds of affected customers claim the company failed to disclose impacts of a ski patrol strike, ruining their vacations.9 days ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Teen hackers: How AI is changing the nature of hacking and other fraudulent activities
The average age of people arrested for a crime in the U.S. is 37, according to numbers from the FBI. But when you're talking about jailed cybercriminals that average age drops way down to 19.13 days ago
Annie Knox
He wore toxins home; she did the laundry. Why a Utahn’s lawsuit over his wife’s death is going back to trial
Should a company be responsible when workers don't get sick from the job, but their family members do? The question's at the heart of a Utah lawsuit.13 days ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: How can a noncitizen receive a summons for jury duty?
A Utah man got a Jury Summons, but the problem is, he cannot legally sever on a jury because he is not a US citizen.14 days ago
Annie Knox
Controversies keep an unflattering spotlight on Utah Attorney General’s Office
As Utah’s top cop, Sean Reyes took aim at human trafficking, the opioid crisis and other issues. But scandal and a lack of transparency took center stage.14 days ago
Matt Gephardt
New approach to cutting down expired food could save you money
Food prices have risen nearly 30% since 2019 and the USDA expects prices to rise by nearly 2% more this year. Now, a new app is offering shoppers big discounts on food that’s nearly expired or is in damaged packaging. So, KSL’s inflation buster Matt Gephardt tests just how well the app works and whether the food is worth eating.15 days ago
Courtney Johns
‘Do the right thing’: Employees claim owner owes thousands after abrupt salon shutdown
Employees of a Riverton nail salon claim they are owed thousands in unpaid wages after the business abruptly closed in December.16 days ago
Annie Knox and Daniella Rivera, KSL TV
As he leaves office, AG’s calendar sheds light on how, and where, he spent his time on the clock
After a two-year public records battle, the KSL Investigators won access to the Utah Attorney General's calendar. The interesting part isn't just who Sean Reyes met with, but where.19 days ago
KSL Investigates
10 KSL Investigations that made a difference in Utah in 2024
The KSL Investigators worked relentlessly in 2024 to look out for consumers, expose systemic problems, highlight potential solutions, fight for government transparency, and get answers for Utahns.22 days ago
Courtney Johns
No murder charge: Family heartbroken after road rage shooter charged with obstruction
Greg De Boer is facing an obstruction charge after admitting to police he shot and killed Patrick Hayes during a road rage incident at Jordanelle State Park.26 days ago
Matt Gephardt
USPS workers in Utah rush to get presents delivered in time for Christmas
The weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve are, by far, the busiest for US postal workers.29 days ago
Matt Gephardt
Did you splurge this month? It may end up dinging your credit
All the shopping you did this month may have a bigger impact on your finances than just having to budget for all the money you spent. It could also hurt your credit score.1 month ago
Daniella Rivera
Utah one of three states to resume executions in 2024 after lengthy hiatus, report finds
A new report shows how Utah aligned with and contributed to capital punishment trends in the U.S. in 2024.1 month ago
Daniella Rivera
He’s assaulted a pregnant woman, a neighbor, and police. Will he finally go to prison?
Despite several arrests and charges for assault, a Utah man has avoided prison time. Now, a Utah woman says the justice system has a chance to change that outcome for her abuser.1 month ago
Matt Gephardt
How to handle aggressive charity solicitors
Imagine walking out of a store only to be cornered by a pushy person trying to raise money for charity.1 month ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage
CenturyLink customer says phone company won’t fix his landline as carriers nationally push to unplug landline service
James Quast says he’s been having serious trouble with his CenturyLink landline service.1 month ago
Courtney Johns and Mary Culbertson, KSL TV
No charges filed in K9’s death, DA cites systemic failures at Department of Corrections
Prosecutors will file no criminal charges in the 2023 death of K9 Loki, citing systemic failures within the Utah Department of Corrections.1 month ago
