Mika Miyashima is a News Anchor and Reporter at KITV4 Island News. Since joining KITV4 in 2016, she has focused on themes related to medicine and healthcare, including patient care and public health, while also exploring cultural and societal issues. Mika has been featured in KITV4 Island News, KUTV (CBS 2), and KJZZ.
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Mika Miyashima's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community stories, and animal welfare in Hawaii. Given her emphasis on family & relationships and entertainment news, she is likely to be interested in human interest stories that resonate with the local community. Pitches related to heartwarming or inspiring tales of resilience amidst adversity could align well with her focus.
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A St. George toddler spent her second birthday fighting for her life after getting RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, and COVID-19.Taryn Bennion said her dau
Wednesday marks 83 years since the signing of a presidential executive order that sent roughly 120,000 innocent Japanese Americans to internment camps.
By: Mika Miyashima, Megan Brugger
The family of the 12-year-old boy hit and killed while riding his bike to school is speaking out.AdamMahamat was struck and killed on the crosswalk while bikin
By: Mika Miyashima
A Utah teen is making history, one cornhole toss at a time, turning the game into a way to help pay for college.
By: Matthew Jacobson, Mika Miyashima
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — There will be an increased number of school resource officers at the beginning of next week, and additional patrols for other officers on the force, following a threat made on Friday. March 7.
Parents of students at Mt. Nebo Middle School said they were frustrated and concerned over ongoing bullying incidents and a recent threat from a student, prompting increased police presence at the school.
A school plagued by bullying will have a ring of support before children even walk through the front door.Parents of students at Mt. Nebo Middle School in Payso
By: Megan Brugger, Mika Miyashima
The family of the Hillcrest High School student killed in a crash remember him as a kind-hearted teen who loved his family and had big plans for his futuree.
By: Mika Miyashima
Two volunteer firefighters—who dedicate their time to protect their community— lost everything in a house fire.The fire ripped through Scott and Kyla McClaugh
By: Mika Miyashima
A Texas man diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer, will be in Utah this week as part of a mission to volunteer in all 50 states.55-year-old Doug Ruch recently
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