Cristina Flores

With the end of the school year approaching, some parents seeking child care and summer activities may find lower-cost options through community organizations that offer camps and financial assistance.

Our KUTV family and the community of television journalists in Utah are saddened by the loss of a good friend, mentor, and talented journalist.

The federal government is expected to begin issuing refunds this week on about $166 billion in tariffs after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the emergency tariffs imposed during President Donald Trump's administration were illegal.

More Americans are turning to buy now, pay later loans, or BNPL, to cover purchases — including groceries — as rising costs continue to strain household budgets

Despite losing most of their tree fruit to a spring freeze, some Utah farmers plan to continue selling at farmers markets this summer with help from growers in

If grilling burgers or steaks has felt more expensive lately, you aren't imagining it.According to NerdWallet, beef prices have climbed nearly 15% over the past

Utah became the first state in the nation to pass a law allowing plug-in solar systems in 2025, making it easier for residents to generate their own electricity without the expense of traditional rooftop solar.

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Homeowners insurance premiums in Utah have increased 59% since 2021, according to the Utah Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst.This summer, two of the nati

Many homeowners mistakenly assume their standard homeowners insurance policy will cover any type of water damage, but that's not always the case.