Matt Gephardt

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PARK CITY — Dave Howard has spent his life as a professional athlete and a competitive skier. There isn’t anything that can keep him off a mountain once the snow falls. Well, okay — there is one thing. “I had hip surgery in September,” Howard said. Despite the surgery, he remained hopeful he could hit the slopes before the season ended this year. But by springtime, his doctor told him that it wasn’t going to happen. “So, I just said, ‘Well, I’m going to forgo the season,’” said Howard.

2 days ago | ksltv.com | Matt Gephardt |Sloan Schrage

GET GEPHARDT Jun 25, 2025, 10:38 PM SALT LAKE CITY — You may already be keenly aware of how airline points can save you money. But have hotel rewards been flying under your radar? “There’s no cost or no real downside just for enrolling,” said Chip Lupo of WalletHub. Read more: People are spending less on individual gifts but they’re chipping in more for group giftsLupo shared with the KSL Investigators their new study of the nine most popular hotel rewards programs.

6 days ago | ksl.com | Matt Gephardt

SALT LAKE CITY — Hearts are as open as ever. But with the costs of nearly everything going up over the past few years, wallets have tightened. That's led to study after study showing people just cannot give like they would like to. But interestingly, there is one type of giving that is growing — group gifting. Shelley Hunter works for the digital gifting company, eGifter.

1 week ago | ksltv.com | Matt Gephardt

SALT LAKE CITY — Hearts are as open as ever. But with the costs of nearly everything going up over the past few years, wallets have tightened. That’s led to study after study showing people just cannot give like they would like to. But interestingly, there is one type of giving that is growing — group gifting. Shelley Hunter works for the digital gifting company, eGifter.

1 week ago | ksl.com | Matt Gephardt |Sloan Schrage

SALT LAKE CITY — One expense impacting many Utahns is car insurance. It's an expense that has risen sharply over the past few years, and it's expected to go up again this year. As for why, there are many reasons. Utah has seen a dramatic rise in its annual accident count since COVID. In 2020, the Utah Department of Public Safety recorded 51,629 crashes in the state. Last year, that number was 61,648 – 19.4% higher than 2020.