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Get Gephardt: How cybercriminals use social engineering to get us to hand over our sensitive info
You can have the strongest, most secure password in the history of cybersecurity, but the bad guys know there is one weakness they can use to hack into your system - you!
Amid increase in youth shooting deaths, Utah pediatricians push for tougher gun laws
The number of Utah children and teens killed by gunfire reached a record high in 2020, in part because of a spike in homicides. Two Utah pediatricians are calling on the state to pass what they see as solutions to the troubling trend.
Gephardt Busts Inflation: Second-hand shopping, selling surge as Utahns try to beat rising prices
Data shared with the KSL investigators shows Utahns are trying to bring in more money and reduce spending as they try to bust inflation.
The number of Utah kids and teens dying by gunfire hit a record high in 2020
The state hit a devastating milestone in 2020, recording the highest-ever number of shooting deaths among Utahns 18 and younger.
Get Gephardt: What can you do if you pay someone to do work but they disappear with your money?
Imagine paying a deposit only to have them take your money and ghost you.
Get Gephardt: Your credit card can up your interest rate without telling you
If your credit card company raises your interest rate even just a little bit, it could have a significant impact on how long it takes you to get out of debt. A relatively new law means your credit card company can do just that and they do not even have to give you the heads up.
Submitting a claim to the government for pothole damage? Good luck with that
A pothole can do serious and expensive damage to your car. But as Get Gephardt found, if you hit a bad spot on a Utah road, don’t expect the city or state to rush to pay for your repairs.
Get Gephardt: No, really, why are Utah gas prices still higher than the national average?
Why are gas prices in Utah so much higher than other parts of the country?
Tracking Transparency: Why prison surveillance videos are rarely released to the public
Since this investigation aired last night, we've heard from some of you wondering why the state is withholding these videos from the public. Here's some of the transparency issues.
Get Gephardt helps Farmington traveler get reimbursed after getting bumped from her flight
A woman paid Delta Airlines $617 to upgrade her seat. But when she arrived at the airport, she found she had no seat at all.
‘They’re all in imminent danger’: Video shows violence after Utah prison allowed gangs to mingle
Corrections officials say they're doing all they can to keep the people in their custody safe, and policies at the new prison will help. Families of those on the inside say it's not enough.
Get Gephardt: Surgeon no-shows for pre-paid procedure
Imagine paying for surgery, only to have the surgeon no-show. It happened to a Herriman woman, and when she couldn't get her money back, she decided it was time to Get Gephardt.
Get Gephardt: Is your car spying on you?
KSL Investigates the privacy and security that you put at risk when your car is connected, and what to do about it.
Get Gephardt: Tips for lowering your interest rates
There are some simple things you can do to keep your interest rates relatively low.
Utah AG’s Office reveals pornography was found on former attorney’s work computer two years ago
The KSL Investigators have learned a Utah lawyer accused of possessing and producing child pornography previously resigned from Utah AG’s Office after pornography was found on his work computer.
Get Gephardt: A rock smacks your windshield, so who pays for the damaged glass?
Freeway debris can be scary, dangerous, and expensive. When a Payson woman says a construction company refused to pay for the damage they caused to her car, she decided it was time to Get Gephardt.
Get Gephardt: Utah man struggles to cancel door-to-door sale
A man tried to cancel his order for a full refund within the three day period when the salesman stopped responding. Then he called Gephardt.
Citing ‘serious concerns,’ judge drops drug test results from state custody case
A ruling in a family court case could have implications across Utah. The KSL Investigators first reported on doubts about the accuracy of court-ordered drug tests. Now, a judge has thrown out the results in one case.
KSL Investigators help Utahn sent to collections for wireless service she says she never had
Have you ever been hounded for charges you do not owe? Well, it has happened to a Pleasant Grove woman — twice. And when she could not get the debt collector to listen, she called the KSL Investigators for help.
Is COVID-19 winding down? Scientists say no
New booster shots have arrived and social distancing guidelines have eased but COVID-19 infections aren't going away anytime soon. Experts predict the scourge that's already lasted longer than the 1918 flu pandemic will linger far into the future as the virus continues to cause deaths and may well mutate or evolve into a new disease.
Man who claimed self-defense sentenced for stabbing his ‘best friend’ to death in 2019
In June, a jury convicted Jesse Bruce of murdering his friend and roommate back in 2019. As he faced a judge to learn his sentence Wednesday, Bruce continued to claim he acted in self-defense.
When you find a check that expired years ago, can you get it cashed?
Ever find an uncashed check stuffed in a birthday card sent to you years ago from a relative? A Utah woman recently found a refund check worth hundreds of dollars from her old phone company. Problem is, it expired 16 years ago.
Gephardt Busts Inflation: Cash stuffing goes viral but can it help you stay on budget and save money?
These days, it is pretty hard to escape the phenomenon of cash stuffing with excited budget-minded millennials and zoomers sharing tips all across social media.
