KSL Investigates - Page 2 of 46

Gephardt: Hundreds Of Thousands Of Utahns Driving Cars With Open Safety Recalls

Right now, hundreds of thousands of Utahns are driving a car with an open safety recall, and that is a concern with the summer travel season just around the corner.
Paying To Work? Gephardt Breaks Down Hidden Costs of Working From Home

Workplace costs traditionally covered by businesses passed to employees when the pandemic shuttered offices. What’s fair in the new workplace? Here is what to consider as you navigate the dollars and sense.
Nationwide Truck Driver Shortage Could Leave Gas Stations Dry This Summer

You may see more "out of service" bags on gas pumps over this coming Summer as industry experts warn some gas station drums will run out of fuel to pump into your ride. But it is not a gas shortage. Turns out, it is a trucker shortage.
KSL Investigators Goes Undercover To Check Compliance As Catalytic Converter Thefts Skyrocket

Catalytic converter thefts have spiked 600% since 2018 in Utah. It’s a two-minute crime that can cost you thousands. Is enough being done to stop it?
Gephardt: Location Can Affect Insurance Savings After Home Improvement

Many Utahns have used their time at home during the pandemic to make improvements to their abodes, and even small projects can save you a lot on home insurance. But as the KSL Investigators crunched the data, something surprising jumped out: Those insurance discounts do not apply the same to everyone.

Utah Gas Price Surge Not Related To Hacked Pipeline

Many Utahns have noticed the price of gasoline has gone up across the state, so the KSL Investigators looked into the surge.
Gephardt: Utah Changes Outreach To Reunite Utahns With Lost Money, Property

Utah created a new tool to get money into the hands of people who, perhaps, need it the most. This money is not a handout – it already belongs to those people.
Gephardt: To Accept Or Not To Accept Internet Cookies; What’s The Risk?

It seems like every website you open, a banner pops up asking if you're okay that it uses cookies to "enhance your internet experience."
Midvale Apartment Tenant Billed For Fire Cleanup After He Was Displaced

Imagine being told you have to pay to clean up a fire that started in a neighbor’s apartment. KSL Investigator Matt Gephardt got the call to investigate when it happened to a Midvale man and he said his landlord refused to budge on the bill.
Utah Man’s Medical Bill Denied Despite Double-Checking Coverage

You get the referral and check your insurance portal to make sure the doctor is covered. When a man did all this double-checking before his visit and still the claim was denied, KSL Investigators stepped in to find out why.