We spent a day doing all the things firefighters say you shouldn't do to give you an up-close look on how you can avoid holiday fire hazards.

KSL Investigates looks into reports of lost patient belongings at a prominent Utah hospital as three patients fight for reimbursement for their vanished valuables.

Posting an airport selfie on social media can put vacationers in the crosshairs of scammers, impostors and other bad guys.

Cedar City man says wireless carrier admitted it miskeyed his mobile phone bill when it pulled thousands from his bank account. But now, he says he can't get his money back.

Will a 50-year mortgage make a home in Utah more affordable? A personal finance expert calls it a short-term fix that will cause long-term problems.

North Logan woman says her credit card company will not fix what seems to be a data entry error. With no one willing to fix it, it could cost her $10,000.

A water main break floods three businesses in a Murray complex. The complex's owner said damages run hundreds of thousands of dollars, but the water district said it has no legal liability.

Trying to score big concert tickets or sporting events may feel impossible lately, or painfully expensive. A new investigation finds it's not just due to high demand.

Restaurant QR codes have become as common as ketchup bottles. It's how many restaurants are surviving the one-two punch of rising costs and staffing shortages.

When the organizers cancelled the 2025 Ragnar Wasatch Back relay race, a full refund was promised by the end of May. Months later, a team still doesn't have its money back.

An Orem man thought he dialed customer support for a well-known tech company, but he got connected with an impostor.

Utahns have lost $32 million to construction fraud over the last three years. Now, a new task force with a full-time prosecutor will take on contractor fraud.

It's a strategy many use to improve their credit quickly: become an authorized user on someone else's credit card account. While it might boost your credit, it can also work against you.

Banks and credit card companies are willing to lower your credit card interest rate, if you just ask them.

Have you had to wait weeks, even months, for an appointment to see a doctor? Utah is facing a shortage of primary care doctors that some experts say has become a crisis.

Americans spend tens-of-billions dollars every year on stuff they've found on social media. It's leading to buyer's remorse for many social media shoppers.

A financial trend is circulating among college grads via social media. Experts warn it could leave your credit in much worse shape.

Chuck E. Cheese isn’t just for the kids anymore.

If you're looking to save money on your travels, one way to do it is by joining a hotel rewards program. But not all rewards programs are created equal.

With the cost of nearly everything going up over the past few years, people have been cutting back on their gift giving as individuals. But they're chipping in more money towards group gifts.

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What rights do retail business owners have when their landlord's renovation causes them to lose business?

Some Utah families are facing a nightmare scenario as their state-administered benefits are stolen before they can even claim them.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot are often touted for safeguards that keep everyday people misusing AI to program malware. But new research finds it doesn't take a programmer to get around those safe...

Scammers are setting digital traps in the form of fake WiFi hotspots that look legit. But unwittingly connect to one and you'll be handing your data to a scammer.

A luggage delay frustrated a Utah couple who arrived at their cruise ship’s departure port without clothes and other essentials. But what are your rights when an airline delays your luggage?

A Salt Lake woman got hit with a surprise bill demanding she pay extra for an overseas item she bought and already had been delivered - and it's not a scam.

Fraudsters are selling vacant land right out from under the rightful landowners in an elaborate scheme the FBI has warned is on the rise. When it nearly happened to a Sandy couple, they asked Get Geph...

Retailers often stop honoring gift cards when they declare bankruptcy. But that's money they've been paid in advance, so can they really refuse your gift card?

An unlicensed Utah contractor took thousands, did little or no work and vanished. Now he’s finally agreeing to pay it back.

When a Taylorsville woman couldn’t get her mail key to her new apartment from her landlord or the USPS after nearly two months, she decided to Get Gephardt.

How a quiet Easter morning turned into a stunning Toronto Blue Jays big-league debut for farmhand pitcher Paxton Schultz against Seattle.

You might expect identity thieves to glean information by using sophisticated techniques, but it can be as simple as digging through your trash.

If you always turn down the rental car company's insurance waiver thinking your own insurance has you fully covered, think again. There could be a gap leaving you uncovered for thousands of dollars in...

Utah's new consumer protections strengthen your hand when dealing with deceptive businesses.