Fraud

Tribune reporters Emily Anderson Stern, Robert Gehrke, and Shannon Sollitt talk about the latest news, including fraud charges against 11 signature-gatherers who helped candidates get on 2024 primary ballots.

In other news, Kouri Darden, who is on trial for the murder her husband, has asked the court to reconsider whether she can be released on bail.

In other news, A new survey out of Utah shows that 73% of voters expect the election will be administered well.

In other news, a new low-cost airline is coming to Utah starting in October, and a Utah man has been charged with fraud after claiming his silver products could combat or even cure COVID-19.

It's Fraud Prevention Month in Idaho. Events are happening all over the state. The goal is to help people identify scams before they fall victim.

A 65-year-old Utah financial adviser who pleaded guilty to fraud and tax evasion charges has been sentenced to seven years in prison and ordered to pay…

Opponents of Utah's medical marijuana ballot initiative say supporters tried to buy off canvassers asking people to withdraw support for the…

The Utah Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of an ex-worker at a money management firm in Orem who was found guilty in 2015 of bilking more than a…

As technology and procedures that protect businesses advance, people trying to scam your business are not far behind. Experts are trying to educate…