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Should Facebook Help You After It Locks You Out Of Your Account?

Social media has become one of the most important ways in how the world communicates and how business gets done. That has prompted social media giants like Facebook to step up their security measures. Consequently, some people get locked out of their accounts.
Map Reveals 5 Utah Zip Codes With Most COVID-19 Deaths

Over the last year, more than 2,100 Utahns died from COVID-19. Each was a loved family member, neighbor, or friend. As the anniversary of the first COVID-19 death in Utah approached, KSL Investigators wanted to know which communities were hit hardest with fatal coronavirus cases.
Spam Robocallers Up 56 Percent Over Previous Year

If spam calls seem out of control to you, you are far from being alone. Utahns received over 35 million robocalls last month according to the YouMail Robocall Index – that’s a robocall every 13.1 seconds.
Dinged Or Discounted? How Non-Driving Factors Affect Your Premium

Car insurance discounts often have very little to do with your skill behind the wheel. Matt Gephardt explores the hidden discounts you should know about.
Experts Concerned About Savings Habits With Spending Increasing

The tough economy of the past year turned many Americans into saving machines. Now that the pandemic seems to be easing its grip, more consumer are ready to spend, and that has financial experts concerned.

New Federal Rule Opens Social Media to Debt Collectors

A federal agency has issued a new rule that would allow debt collectors to contact people not just by phone but through texts, emails, and even social media.
Utah Woman’s Life Insurance Claim Goes Unpaid Despite Paying Premiums

One Utah woman was paying the premiums on her life insurance policy, so why did the insurance company tell her family the policy was no good after she passed away?
Gephardt: The High Cost Of Insuring Teen Drivers; What Parents Can Do

If you have a teenager in your house, you probably know all too well how they are just itching to drive. While that is hard enough on your nerves, insuring a teen driver will certainly be hard on your wallet, but there are some things parents can do to keep the damage to their budget from being declared a total loss.
Utah First To Test Technology That Logs Every Shot Fired By Police

Utah lawmakers earmarked funds to help pay for new technology that could change the way officer-involved shootings are investigated. Here’s how it works.
Military Widow Told Burial Benefits For Late Husband Paid To Someone Else

Joe Valdez died in 2019 after a long battle with a chronic lung condition. But it was his battle decades ago during the war in Vietnam that earned Joe's family a special benefit: the federal government would pay for his funeral.