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Keri Wilcox, KSL TV
Matt Gephardt Joins Award-Winning KSL TV Investigative Team
Consumer reporter Matt Gephardt will work alongside Mike Headrick and Brittany Glas.4 years ago
Dan Spindle, KSL TV
Child Psychiatrist Shares The Best Ways For Parents To Get Their Kids To Open Up
Utah children and teens are grappling with intense circumstances surrounding depression, anxiety and even suicide. A Utah psychiatrist hopes to gives adults the tools they need to help.5 years ago
Sam Penrod, KSL
Richfield Man Retires From Mail Delivery At Age 91
It was August 1949, when the U.S. postal service stopped using the train to deliver mail to Richfield, and a 21-year-old kid, made his first mail run in a delivery truck from Salt Lake, back to his hometown.5 years ago
Mike Headrick, Tania Dean
Duped At The Dump? KSL Investigates ‘Recycling’ Fee
Many people are willing to pay extra to have something recycled. But what if that’s not happening?5 years ago
Debbie Dujanovic, Mark Stevens
Unaffordable Utah: In A Pinch? Here’s How Emergency Cash Options Stack Up
If you find yourself short on cash, where do you turn? Payday loans, 401(k) loans, or credit cards? We compare the pros and cons of several emergency cash options.5 years ago
Deanie Wimmer, KSL TV
Violent Behavior In Elementary Students Becoming More Prevalent
Teachers have noted that violent behavior among students has become more prevalent, and it's an indication of the mental health crisis in the state's schools.5 years ago
Keith McCord, KSL TV
Bigger May Be Better At Auto Show
SANDY, Utah – It’s the new car season, which means auto shows are taking place all over the country. And, the big Utah International Auto Expo is now open in Sandy. This show is one of 63 that are being held around the country, and it’s always a popular event as tens of thousands will […]5 years ago
Sean Moody, KSL TV
SLC Librarian Retiring After 61 Years On The Job
Lenore Lewis said she never filled out a formal application, but began working at the library in the late 1950s.5 years ago
Andrew Wittenberg, KSL TV
Meet the Family Behind Garden Gate Chocolate, Utah’s Holiday Tradition
Family has been the constant ingredient to a Utah holiday tradition for more than 75 years.5 years ago
John Hollenhorst, KSL TV
Utah Man Forced To Fake Death After Dark Net Entanglement
A Utah man who once was persuaded by federal agents to undergo fake torture — and even his own fake death — is finally telling his amazing story. It's a made-for-the-movies drama of how he became entangled with a notorious website called Silk Road.5 years ago
Mike Headrick & Tania Dean
KSL Investigates: Was Sexting Ring at Union High School Properly Investigated?
When months passed with no charges filed and zero repercussions, the KSL Investigators decided to find out why.6 years ago
Sloan Schrage & Lori Prichard
New Technology Aims To Turn The Tide on Robocall Epidemic
Americans received over 5.1 billion automated phone calls last month. New technology could help stop some of those robocalls.6 years ago
Debbie Dujanovic, Mark Stevens and Emiley Dewey, KSL TV
Officers ‘Don’t Trust’ Salt Lake County Attorney, Refuse to Cooperate in Shooting Investigations
A breakdown of trust between the Utah Fraternal Order of Police and Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill over officer involved shootings have officers remaining silent, and the KSL Investigators searching for answers.6 years ago
Keith McCord, KSL-TV
Playing Army the Old Fashioned Way
History buffs and war enthusiasts get together regularly at Gajo Games in Sandy to do battle on a big table.6 years ago
John Hollenhorst
What Utah Can Expect From Medical Marijuana, Through The Lens Of Minnesota’s Experience
To some it is a threat, to others a Godsend. In Minnesota, hundreds of marijuana plants are now growing legally. Nearly two-thirds of the states have already legalized medical marijuana. Their experience may provide clues about what Utah can expect if medicinal marijuana is approved.6 years ago
Deanie Wimmer, KSL TV
Childhood Anxiety: How Utah Schools Are Addressing Rising Mental Health Challenges
According to the Child Mind Institute, nearly half of American youth will experience mental illness by age 18. Utah schools are feverishly trying to adapt to meet the needs.6 years ago
Mark Stevens & Debbie Dujanovic
KSL Investigates: Are Taxpayers Getting Soaked By Water District Salaries?
You don’t vote for them and you may have never heard of them. But employees of water conservancy districts earn some of the highest pay packages in the state.6 years ago
Mark Stevens & Debbie Dujanovic
Homebuyers Targeted by Sophisticated Billion Dollar Hacking Scheme
The KSL Investigators recently uncovered a scheme that is netting crooks billions of dollars. The hackers target homebuyers, and the scam is hard to spot if you're not aware it's happening.6 years ago
Dave McCann
Learning Trust In God Through Tragedy
It's been two years since 21-year-old Annie Schmidt died while hiking in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon. Her mother, Michelle Schmidt recently wrote a book called “Carried” about how her faith in God helped her through the unthinkable.6 years ago
Andrew Adams
Halloween Only The Start For Lehi Man Who Decorates His House All Year
It took him 60 hours to prepare his yard for Halloween, but that only represents the beginning of the work.6 years ago
Peter Rosen
Utah Boy Shares Reality of Severe Anxiety – On Stage
About one in eight children struggle with anxiety. Oliver’s story is unique because it takes a dramatic turn -- ending up on stage.6 years ago
Lori Prichard
Virtual Exams: The Right Rx for What Ails You?
Having a doctor examination from miles away? Welcome to telemedicine.6 years ago
Peter Rosen
That Tingling Feeling Called ASMR
Logan Smith is what's called an ASMRtist, someone who makes videos that give some viewers a tingling sensation called autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).6 years ago
