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Matt Gephardt

Reporter

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KSL 5 TV, KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)

Preston's Summary

Matt Gephardt is a Reporter at KUTV in Salt Lake City. With over 20 years of experience, he focuses on consumer affairs, personal finance, and retail, serving as the on-air face of the consumer watchdog segment ‘Get Gephardt’ since 2010. He has been featured in KSL-TV, KSL NewsRadio, and KSL 5 TV, where he addresses issues like inflation and consumer interests in Utah.

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Geo Focus

Salt Lake City, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Cites Data: 28 %
Seasonal: 10 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 9 %
Government Announcement: 9 %
How To Guide: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Telecommunications Infrastructure
  • Consumer Behavior
  • Credit Health
  • Debt Management
  • Store Management

Pitching Insights

Matt Gephardt's coverage primarily revolves around personal finance and consumer protection, with a strong focus on local issues within the United States, particularly Utah and Salt Lake City. His articles often cite data to support his investigative reports, indicating an interest in fact-based analysis.

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Articles

KSL 5 TV

New approach to cutting down expired food could save you money

New approach to cutting down expired food could save you money

By: Matt Gephardt

Food prices have risen nearly 30% since 2019 and the USDA expects prices to rise by nearly 2% more this year. Now, a new app is offering shoppers big discounts on food that’s nearly expired or is in damaged packaging. So, KSL’s inflation buster Matt Gephardt tests just how well the app works and whether the food is worth eating.

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